Table 4.

Adjusted ^† differences between glucose and triglyceride excursions in individuals with diabetes (n = 898)

Glucose excursion	Model 1			Model 2
	mg/dL	95% CI	p	mg/dL	95% CI	p
Race (white vs. non-white)	5.3	−0.5; 11.1	0.07	7.6	1.9; 13.3	0.01
Sex (male vs. female)	−5.2	−10.9; 0.5	0.07	−2.1	−7.8; 3.5	0.45
Age (10 years)	8.4	4.9; 11.8	<0.001	6.1	2.5; 9.6	<0.001
Glycated hemoglobin (%)	13.3	11.7; 14.9	<0.001	10.7	9.1; 12.3	<0.001
Body mass index (5 kg/m 2 )				−5.6	−8.4; −2.8	<0.001
Duration of diabetes (5 years)				4.5	2.6; 6.4	<0.001
Other medication for diabetes (yes vs. no)				9.4	−1.2; 20.1	0.08
Insulin use (yes vs. no)				44.4	31.7; 57.1	<0.001
Triglyceride excursion	Model 1			Model 2
	mg/dL	95% CI	p	mg/dL	95% CI	p
Race (white vs.non-white)	3.3	−2.2; 8.8	0.24	3.7	−2.1; 9.6	0.21
Sex (male vs. female)	2.1	−3.3; 7.5	0.45	3.0	−2.9; 8.7	0.33
Age (10 years)	−2.8	−6.1; 0.4	0.09	−3.3	−7,0; 0.3	0.07
Glycated hemoglobin (%)	0.87	−0.8; 2.2	0.33	0.6	−1.1; 2.3	0.48
Body mass index (5 kg/m 2 )				1.0	−1.9; 3.9	0.51
Duration of diabetes (5 years)				0.2	−1.8; 2.3	0.82
Other medication for diabetes (yes vs. no)				−1.3	−12.3; 9.8	0.82
Insulin use (yes vs. no)				−8.1	−21.3; 5.0	0.22

ELSA-Brasil, 2008–2010.

^†Through linear regression model for other variables shown in each model in the table.