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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arthritis Rheumatol. 2017 Jan;69(1):46–57. doi: 10.1002/art.39833

Table 3.

Percentage Change in HDL Function Marker by Covariate in Multivariate Repeated Measures Analysis-CRP models.

HII PON1 Activity HDL-Hp HDL-ApoAI MPO
Effects p Effects P Effects p Effects P Effects p
CRP (per 10 unit decrease) 2.34% <0.01 3.42% <0.01 3.53% <0.01 8.74% <0.01 −1.91% 0.07
Treatment (overall) 0.05 0.63 0.07 0.30 0.49
MTX +ETA vs TT 9.69% 0.07 2.97% 0.68 10.63% 0.02 −18.88% 0.21 −3.93% 0.46
MTX +ETA vs MTX −3.23% 0.44 −4.11% 0.51 3.72% 0.36 5.66% 0.70 3.32% 0.53
 TT vs MTX 11.78% 0.02 −6.87% 0.35 −6.24% 0.18 30.25% 0.13 7.55% 0.23
Race (overall) 0.05 <0.01 0.03 0.21 <0.01
 AA vs Caucasian 18.53% 0.03 45.64% <0.01 −13.82% 0.05 56.88% 0.13 37.64% <0.01
 AA vs Others 25.27% 0.02 14.90% 0.39 22.74% 0.01 98.60% 0.09 12.84% 0.30
 Others vs Caucasian 9.03% 0.36 26.76% 0.05 11.55% 0.14 −21.01% 0.43 21.98% 0.02
BMI (per unit increase) 1.19% <0.01 −0.31% 0.51 0.74% 0.01 2.79% 0.02 −0.17% 0.61
Age (per year increase) −0.03% 0.89 0.24% 0.41 −0.08% 0.64 0.85% 0.25 −0.22% 0.31
Female vs Male −7.91% 0.18 7.17% 0.37 −0.52% 0.91 0.99% 0.96 15.09% <0.01
Disease Duration (per year increase) 0.59% 0.15 −0.03% 0.95 0.06% 0.86 0.23% 0.86 0.94% 0.01
Baseline Smoking: Yes vs No 10.34% 0.09 0.43% 0.95 0.28% 0.95 −30.94% 0.05 5.41% 0.32
Baseline Prednisone Use: Yes vs No 2.34% 0.67 10.93% 0.13 6.96% 0.11 34.47% 0.08 8.00% 0.12
Baseline Statin Use: Yes vs No −11.63% 0.15 −5.29% 0.62 4.77% 0.49 34.54% 0.28 −6.05% 0.43
Baseline Cardiovascular Disease: Yes vs No 10.31% 0.46 −20.08% 0.19 −13.64% 0.16 10.80% 0.81 −8.10% 0.49
Baseline Diabetes Status: Yes vs No −15.19% 0.08 −6.92% 0.55 −11.52% 0.10 −6.76% 0.83 −1.44% 0.87

Percentage change in HDL function variables are shown per categorical variable or per unit change in continuous variables as specified. CRP= C-reactive protein. TT= triple therapy. MTX= methotrexate. ETA= etanercept. AA = African American. BMI= body mass index.