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. 2019 Oct 23;44(1):91–102. doi: 10.4093/dmj.2018.0251

Table 2. Univariate and multivariate analyses of average weighted impact score at follow-up.

Variable Mean±SD Univariate Multivariatea
Coeff. P value Coeff. P valueb
Age, yr 0.030 0.399c 0.043 0.306
Gender 0.572 0.567d
 Male −2.51±1.24 0.016 0.693
 Female −2.48±1.33 Reference
BMI 0.001 0.984c
Waist circumference 0.012 0.772c
SBP 0.051 0.156c
DBP 0.018 0.613c
DM duration, yr −0.067 0.062c −0.087 0.044
 <5 −2.43±1.29 3.080 0.380e
 5–9 −2.42±1.28
 10–14 −2.50±1.10
 ≥15 −2.65±1.41
Comorbidity −1.485 0.138d
 Yes −2.46±1.26
 No −2.61±1.36
Triglycerides 0.030 0.431c
LDL-C 0.005 0.902c
HDL-C 0.022 0.569c
Total cholesterol 0.001 0.979c
Glucose −0.093 0.022c
HbA1c −0.095 0.009c −0.110 0.012
Insulin therapy −2.144 0.032d
 Yes −2.68±1.30 −0.016 0.721
 No −2.45±1.28 Reference
Physician behavior change 0.584 0.559d
 Yes −2.45±1.29 0.040 0.326
 No −2.52±1.31 Reference
Patients behavior change 2.501 0.012d
 Yes −2.54±1.28 −0.070 0.085
 No −2.19±1.22 Reference

SD, standard deviation; Coeff., coefficient; BMI, body mass index; SBP, systolic blood pressure; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; DM, diabetes mellitus; LDL-C, low density lipoprotein cholesterol; HDL-C, high density lipoprotein cholesterol; HbA1c, glycosylated hemoglobin.

aAdjusted by age and gender, bP value by multivariate linear regression, cP value by Spearman correlation analysis, dP value by Mann-Whitney U test, eP value by Kruskal-Wallis test.