Table 3. Association between MBF measures and pericardial fat after multivariate adjustment.

Model	Men (n = 121)		Women (n = 93)
	β±SE	P-value	β±SE	P-value
Resting MBF (ml/min/g)a	0.016±0.021	0.46	0.083±0.031	0.008
Plus BMI	0.030±0.025	0.23	0.059±0.037	0.12
Plus waist circumference	0.024±0.024	0.31	0.074±0.034	0.03
Plus waist-to-hip ratio	0.024±0.024	0.33	0.081±0.031	0.01
Plus resting RPP	−0.013±0.018	0.47	0.044±0.024	0.07
Hyperemic MBF (ml/min/g)a	0.042±0.073	0.56	0.067±0.105	0.52
Plus BMI	0.062±0.070	0.38	0.070±0.127	0.58
Plus waist circumference	0.069±0.084	0.42	0.090±0.119	0.45
Plus waist-to-hip ratio	0.005±0.081	0.95	0.062±0.108	0.56
Plus hyperemic RPP	0.029±0.070	0.68	−0.013±0.101	0.89
Perfusion Reservea	−0.002±0.088	0.98	−0.147±0.094	0.12
Plus BMI	−0.019±0.102	0.85	−0.040±0.112	0.72
Plus waist circumference	−0.033±0.098	0.74	−0.086±0.106	0.45
Plus waist-to-hip ratio	−0.056±0.099	0.57	−0.146±0.097	0.14
Plus hyperemic RPP	−0.0004±0.089	1.00	−0.162±0.098	0.10

Table values are regression coefficients (β) ± standard errors (SE) per 1-SD unit increment in pericardial fat: 57.5 cm³ in men and 31.3 cm³ in women.

^aModel is adjusted for age, race/ethnicity, education, smoking, LDL and HDL cholesterol, statins, diastolic blood pressure, anti-hypertensive medications, HRT (in women), C-reactive protein, diabetes, and coronary calcium. Abbreviations as in Table 1.