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. 2016 Apr 30;14:110. doi: 10.1186/s12967-016-0866-0

Table 3.

Odds ratio of SUA levels for incidence hypertension in a cross sectional survey of 3591 subjects

Model N (%) Odds ratio 95 % CI P-value
Model 1: unadjusted baseline values of variables
 Quartile 1 903 (25.1 %) 0.000
 Quartile 2 886 (24.7 %) 1.989 1.497–2.644 0.000
 Quartile 3 905 (25.2 %) 2.975 2.267–3.905 0.000
 Quartile 4 897 (25.0 %) 4.684 3.596–6.102 0.000
 SUA as a continuous variable (μmol/L) 3591 1.252 1.103–1.454 0.000
Model 2: model 1 adjusted for age and gender
 Quartile 1 0.000
 Quartile 2 2.107 1.568–2.833 0.000
 Quartile 3 3.432 2.558–4.604 0.000
 Quartile 4 5.492 4.091–7.372 0.000
 SUA as a continuous variable (μmol/L) 1.298 1.047–1.609 0.017
Model 3: model 2 further adjusted for other confounders
 Quartile 1 0.000
 Quartile 2 2.141 1.534–2.987 0.000
 Quartile 3 3.213 2.288–4.511 0.000
 Quartile 4 5.624 3.936–8.037 0.000
 SUA as a continuous variable (μmol/L) 1.686 1.245–2.283 0.001

Quartiles based on serum uric acid levels: 1, <4.69 mg/dl; 2, 4.69–5.58 mg/dl; 3, 5.58–6.52 mg/dl; 4, ≥6.52 mg/dl

Model 3 was further adjusted for BMI, triglycerides, eGFR, blood urea nitrogen, serum creatinine, plasma total protein, globulin, alanine aminotransferase, and direct bilirubin

P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant