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. 2017 Sep 3;14(11):1054–1064. doi: 10.7150/ijms.20286

Table 3.

Univariate and Multivariate Analyses of Factors Associated with Increased Albuminuria in the Total Study Participants.

Men Women
Univariate Model Multivariate Model Univariate Model Multivariate Model
OR (95% CI) p-value OR (95% CI) p-value OR (95% CI) p-value OR (95% CI) p-value
Age 0.774 0.119
50-59 1.00 (Reference) 1.00 (Reference)
60-69 0.782 [0.413,1.48] 0.449 1.577 [0.797,3.122] 0.191
70-79 1.116 [0.568,2.194] 0.750 2.057 [1.04,4.068] 0.038
80- 0.985 [0.271,3.579] 0.981 2.595 [1.026,6.564] 0.044
BMI 0.314
< 18.5 1.00 (Reference) 1.00 (Reference)
18.5≤ <23.0 2.344 [0.296,18.527] 0.419 0.368 [0.111,1.227] 0.103
23.0≤ <25 1.477 [0.18,12.096] 0.716 0.437 [0.129,1.482] 0.184
≥ 25 2.748 [0.347,21.785] 0.338 0.529 [0.163,1.716] 0.288
Current Smoking 0.169
(Current vs. Never) 2.738 [0.917,8.17] 0.071 0.81 [0.239,2.74] 0.734
(Past vs. Never) 2.053 [0.698,6.037] 0.191 1.511 [0.426,5.365] 0.523
Alcohol intake >3 Unit/d 0.916 [ 0.446, 1.881] 0.811 NA* NA*
Physical activity 0.944 [0.501,1.779] 0.858 1.023 [0.539,1.943] 0.944
Diabetes 4.903 [2.736,8.785] <.0001 4.282[2.14,8.567] <.0001 1.464 [0.762,2.811] 0.253
Hypertension 1.934 [1.136,3.293] 0.015 0.902[0.456,1.786] 0.767 2.354 [1.399,3.962] 0.001
Dyslipidaemia 2.428 [1.35,4.368] 0.003 1.348 [0.659,2.761] 0.413 1.645 [0.971,2.789] 0.064
History of CVD 2.224 [1.099,4.5] 0.026 1.279 [0.545,3.004] 0.571 1.04 [0.426,2.538] 0.931
Metabolic syndrome 3.039 [1.771,5.217] <.0001 1.211 [0.56,2.619] 0.625 1.168 [0.709,1.922] 0.542
Vitamin D deficiency (<20 ng/ml)) 1.022 [0.978,1.069] 0.332 1.024 [0.986,1.062] 0.220
Estrogen replacement _ _ _ _ 0.564 [0.236,1.349] 0.197
eGFR <60ml/min/1.73m2 0.975 [0.959,0.992] 0.004 0.987 [0.969,1.005] 0.149 0.991 [0.976,1.007] 0.272
Skeletal muscle mass <.0001 0.0006 0.715
Normal SMI 1.00 (Reference) 1.00 (Reference)
Mild LMM 1.64 [0.897,2.997] 0.108 1.464 [0.738,2.902] 0.275 1.177 [0.68,2.037] 0.561
Severe LMM 7.623 [3.066,18.953] <.0001 7.661 [2.72,21.579] 0.0001 0.832 [0.357,1.94] 0.670

* In women, the number of subjects taking alcohol >3Unit/d was too small, that an odds ratio for the other groups cannot be calculated.