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. 2019 Jul-Aug;23(4):438–445. doi: 10.4103/ijem.IJEM_214_19

Table 5.

Binary logistic regression analysis showing factors that independently predict the occurrence of end-organ damage (micovascular and/or macrovascular complications) in patients with fibrocalculous pancreatic diabetes

Variable β Exp(B) [95% Confidence Interval] P
Age -0.236 0.790 [0.585–1.065] 0.122
C-peptide (fasting) -1.429 0.240 [0.008–6.012] 0.409
Fecal elastase -0.603 0.547 [0.233–1.284] 0.166
Duration of diabetes 0.238 1.269 [1.039–1.550] 0.020
Calculus size -0.282 0.754 [0.548–1.039] 0.094
Body fat percent 0.071 1.073 [0.944–1.221] 0.279

Binary logistic regression was initially performed with all parameters, which are likely to influence the occurrence of end-organ damage [age, sex, body mass index (BMI), duration of diabetes, basal C-peptide count, fecal elastase levels, size of largest pancreatic calculi on ultrasonography, HbA1c, lipid parameters]. Parameters with P<0.2 were included into the final model as elaborated in the table; Exp (B): exponentiation of the B co-efficient, change in odds ratio with 1 unit change in predictor variable; Numbers in bold indicate values of statistical significance