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. 2018 Jan 11;17:10. doi: 10.1186/s12933-017-0650-3

Table 2.

Univaraite and multivariate analyses for new-onset diabetes mellitus

Factor Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
HR (95% CI)* P value HR (95% CI)* P value
Age 0.999 (0.975–1.023) 0.909 0.978 (0.950–1.007) 0.130
Male sex 1.029 (0.502–2.108) 0.938 1.220 (0.539–2.765) 0.633
BMI 1.062 (0.956–1.179) 0.263 0.996 (0.877–1.131) 0.996
Diagnosis as acute coronary syndrome 0.954 (0.497–1.830) 0.888
Hypertension 1.524 (0.818–2.838) 0.184 1.727 (0.872–3.420) 0.117
Current smoking 1.030 (0.503–2.109) 0.935
Dyslipidemia 1.114 (0.530–2.341) 0.775
Prediabetes at baseline 5.503 (2.619–11.564) < 0.001 4.321 (1.998–9.349) < 0.001
Anemia (Hemoglobin < 12 g/dL) 2.745 (0.377–19.985) 0.319
TG level (per mg/dL) 1.001 (0.999–1.004) 0.309
LDL-cholesterol level (per mg/dL) 1.002 (0.993–1.011) 0.703
LV ejection fraction < 40% 2.153 (0.296–15.672) 0.449
EAT thickness at diastole (per mm) 1.625 (1.353–1.950) < 0.001
EAT thickness at systole (per mm) 1.611 (1.388–1.870) < 0.001 1.580 (1.346–1.854) < 0.001
Total statin duration (per year) 0.916 (0.716–1.171) 0.482 0.876 (0.733–1.048) 0.147
High intensity statin duration 0.989 (0.804–1.217) 0.918

BMI body mass index, LV left ventricle, LDL low density lipoprotein, TG triglyceride, EAT epicardial adipose tissue

* The hazard ratio (HR) along with its corresponding 95% confidence interval (CI) and p values are based on Cox proportional hazard analysis