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. 2019 Feb 6;42(3):373–378. doi: 10.1002/clc.23155

Table 4.

Multivariable odds ratios and 95% CI for the association between obesity phenotypes and subclinical myocardial injury in subgroups

Subgroups SC‐MI, n (%) Obesity phenotype Odds ratio (95% CI) Interaction P‐value
Male 99/362 (27.3%) Unhealthy nonobese 1.52 (1.12‐2.07) 0.002
24/110 (21.8%) Healthy obese 1.36 (0.82‐2.25)
89/271 (32%) Unhealthy obese 2.20 (1.58‐3.07)
Female 83/386 (21.5%) Unhealthy nonobese 0.83 (0.60‐1.14)
32/221 (14.4%) Healthy obese 0.71 (0.46‐1.10)
88/373 (23.5%) Unhealthy obese 1.08 (0.79‐1.48)
White 109/408 (26.7%) Unhealthy nonobese 1.11 (0.83‐1.48) 0.69
17/114 (14.9%) Healthy obese 0.74 (0.42‐1.29)
83/285 (29.1%) Unhealthy obese 1.46 (1.06‐2.01)
Non‐white 73/340 (21.4%) Unhealthy nonobese 1.19 (0.85‐1.67)
39/217 (17.9%) Healthy obese 1.13 (0.75‐1.72)
94/359 (26.1%) Unhealthy obese 1.62 (1.17‐2.24)
Age > 65 y 86/295 (29.1%) Unhealthy nonobese 1.05 (0.75‐1.47) 0.59
12/53 (22.6%) Healthy obese 0.83 (0.42‐1.65)
48/159 (30.1%) Unhealthy obese 1.20 (0.79‐1.81)
Age ≤ 65 y 96/453 (21.1%) Unhealthy nonobese 1.26 (0.94‐1.68)
44/278 (15.8%) Healthy obese 0.96 (0.66‐1.40)
129/485 (26.6%) Unhealthy obese 1.70 (1.30‐2.23)

Abbreviation: LDL‐C, low‐density lipoprotein cholesterol.

Reference group = metabolically healthy nonobese.

Model adjusted for Age, sex, non‐whites, socioeconomic status, smoking and physical activity and LDL‐C.