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

Table 4.

Subgroup Analysis of Hypertension Patients: Univariate and Multivariate Analyses of Factors Associated with Increased Albuminuria.

Men (n = 178) Women (n = 265)
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 0.954 0.800
50-59 1.00 (Reference) 1.00 (Reference)
60-69 1.061 [0.406,2.772] 0.903 1.25 [0.451,3.459] 0.667
70-79 0.946 [0.332,2.698] 0.917 1.602 [0.594,4.32] 0.351
80- 0.578 [0.063,5.296] 0.627 1.301 [0.331,5.121] 0.706
BMI 0.112
< 18.5 1.00 (Reference) 1.00 (Reference)
18.5≤ <23.0 NA* NA* 0.143 [0.025,0.807] 0.027
23.0≤ <25 NA* NA* 0.265 [0.048,1.471] 0.129
≥ 25 NA* NA* 0.175 [0.033,0.935] 0.041
Current Smoking 0.359 0.852
(Current vs. Never) 4.765 [0.559,40.64] 0.153 0.777 [0.169,3.577] 0.746
(Past vs. Never) 4.125 [0.522,32.568] 0.178 1.444 [0.289,7.204] 0.654
Alcohol intake >3 Unit/d 1.667 [0.672 , 4.133] 0.270 NA# NA#
Physical activity 0.566 [0.203,1.575] 0.275 1.167 [0.501,2.716] 0.720
Diabetes 3.529 [1.584,7.865] 0.002 3.531 [1.421,8.774] 0.006 1.197 [0.564,2.54] 0.639
Dyslipidaemia 2.126 [0.854,5.29] 0.104 1.537 [0.779,3.033] 0.215
History of CVD 1.957 [0.81,4.727] 0.135 0.919 [0.36,2.344] 0.859
Metabolic syndrome 2.883 [1.175,7.075] 0.020 1.743 [0.605,5.025] 0.303 0.631 [0.322,1.236] 0.179
Vitamin D deficiency (<20 ng/ml)) 1.012 [0.947,1.082] 0.722 1.017 [0.971,1.065] 0.472
Estrogen replacement _ _ _ _ 0.72 [0.265,1.958] 0.520
eGFR <60ml/min/1.73m2 0.969 [0.946,0.993] 0.010 0.983 [0.964,1.002] 0.080
Skeletal muscle mass 0.0009 0.639
Normal SMI 1.00 (Reference) 1.00 (Reference)
Mild LMM 1.448 [0.605,3.466] 0.405 1.182 [0.464,3.006] 0.726 0.778 [0.378,1.6] 0.494
Severe LMM 10.954 [3.108,38.61] 0.0002 11.449 [3.037,43.156] 0.0003 0.667 [0.253,1.754] 0.411

* In men, the number of subjects with BMI < 18.5 (the reference group) was 16 (3.25%), which was a too small number that an odds ratio for the other groups cannot be calculated.

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