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. 2018 Jan 17;19:16. doi: 10.1186/s12891-018-1936-7

Table 3.

Associations between adiponectin and BMD in various regions

Univariable Multivariablea
β(95% CI) p value β(95% CI) p value
Total body BMD −0.005(− 0.010,0.000) 0.072 −0.002(− 0.007,0.003) 0.432
Spine BMD −0.006(− 0.013,0.002) 0.123 −0.002(− 0.010,0.005) 0.518
Hip BMD −0.006(− 0.012,0.001) 0.100 −0.002(− 0.009,0.004) 0.456
Total femur BMD −0.006(− 0.012,0.000) 0.034 −0.007(− 0.013,0.000) 0.030
 Femoral neck −0.006(− 0.011,0.000) 0.061 −0.005(− 0.011,0.001) 0.088
 Wards triangle −0.005(− 0.012,0.002) 0.137 −0.004(− 0.010,0.003) 0.234
 Greater trochanter −0.004(− 0.009,0.001) 0.116 −0.002(− 0.007,0.003) 0.436
 Femoral shaft −0.008(− 0.015,-0.001) 0.025 −0.011(− 0.018,-0.003) 0.006

Dependent variable: BMD in respective compartment

Independent variable: adiponectin

Data in bold denote statistically significant results

BMD bone mineral density, BMI body mass index, ROA radiographic osteoarthritis

aAdjusted for age, sex, BMI and ROA