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. 2018 Jan 18;8:1149. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-17397-9

Table 4.

Multiple logistic regression analysis (Presence of Metabolic syndrome – PTH or Vitamin D).

Unadjusted Adjusted
MODEL 1 MODEL 2 MODEL 3 MODEL 4
OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI)
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female
PTH*
1–3rd quartiles reference reference reference reference reference reference reference reference
4th quartile 1.24 (1.022–1.505) 1.382 (1.15–1.661) 1.241 (1.022–1.507) 1.213(1.005,1.463) 1.148(0.929,1.417) 1.238(1.012,1.514) 1.105(0.894,1.365) 1.227(1.002,1.504)
P value 0.0295 0.0006 0.0295 0.044 0.201 0.0382 0.3549 0.0482
Vitamin D
Less than 20 ng/ml reference reference reference reference reference reference reference reference
20 ng/ml or more 0.795(0.675,0.937) 0.97(0.832,1.132) 0.795(0.675,0.937) 0.963(0.825,1.124) 0.812(0.679,0.97) 0.947(0.798,1.125) 0.824(0.688,0.988) 0.978(0.823,1.163)
P value 0.0062 0.6993 0.0063 0.632 0.0219 0.5378 0.0362 0.8038

Statistics were carried out using Logistic regression. adjusted for age, sex, self-pay of cancer screening, weight variation, waist-height ratio, physical activity, drink, smoking.

MODEL 1 non-adjusted.

MODEL 2 age, sex.

MODEL 3 age, sex, smoke, exercise, education levels, income status, calcium intake.

MODEL 4 age, sex, smoke, exercise, education levels, income status, calcium intake, PTH (or vitamin D).

*The cut-off values for the 4th quartiles of PTH was 76.8 pg/ml in male and 77.6 pg/ml in female.