Table 4.
Unadjusted IMAT and VAT volumes, and adjusted probability of having diabetes according to the crossing of IMAT with VAT in sex specific quartiles 1–3 (Q1–3) vs quartile 4 (Q4). The 495 people in quartile 1 for both IMAT and VAT were much thinner (mean±std IMAT 0.87±0.26 cc and VAT 50.43±19.61 cc; 4.6% had diabetes) and were omitted to improve comparison of diabetes probabilities according to fatness.
IMAT Q1–3 | IMAT Q4 | |||
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IMAT Values | ||||
N | Mean (SD) | N | Mean | |
VAT Q1–3 | 1009 | 1.97 (0.46) | 302 | 4.09 (1.25) |
VAT Q4 | 301 | 2.28 (0.45) | 471 | 4.97 (1.96) |
VAT Values | ||||
VAT Q1–3 | 1009 | 120.02 (31.46) | 302 | 136.98 (30.05) |
VAT Q4 | 301 | 214.29 (46.6) | 471 | 240.42 (66.18) |
Diabetes probability in Multinomial Logistic Model 2 (see definitions in Table 3) | ||||
VAT Q1–3 | 1009 | 0.090 | 302 | 0.133 |
VAT Q4 | 301 | 0.171 | 471 | 0.236 |