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. 2020 Feb 25;15:397–407. doi: 10.2147/COPD.S234760

Table 2.

Correlations of Endostatin with Lung Function in Stable COPD and Healthy Control

Linear Correlation Partial Correlation
Stable COPD HC and Stable COPD Stable COPD HC and Stable COPD
FEV1/FVC r=−0.216,
P=0.031
r=−0.359,
P<0.001
r=−0.181
P=0.078
r=−0.268
P=0.001
FEV1%pre rho=−0.260,
P=0.009
rho=−0.342,
P<0.001
r=−0.240
P=0.019
r=−0.251
P=0.001
MEF75 rho=−0.275,
P=0.007
rho=−0.310,
P<0.001
r=−0.193
P=0.069
r=−0.194
P=0.015
MEF50 rho=−0.257,
P=0.010
rho=−0.328,
P<0.001
r=−0.216
P=0.041
r=−0.178
P=0.026
MEF25 rho=−0.184,
P=0.067
rho=−0.312,
P<0.001
r=−0.201
P=0.058
r=−0.173
P=0.031
MEF75/25 rho=−0.257,
P=0.010
rho=−0.305,
P<0.001
r=−0.249
P=0.018
r=−0.161
P=0.045

Notes: Serum endostatin was negatively correlated to FEV1/FVC, FEV1%pre, MEF75, MEF50, and MEF75/25 no matter in all the healthy subjects and stable COPD or only the stable COPD group. Endostatin correlated to MEF25 only in the total group of healthy control and stable COPD. After adjusting age, sex, BMI and smoking status, serum endostatin was still negatively with FEV1%pre, MEF50, and MEF75/25 in the stable COPD group. Bold text means significance.

Abbreviations: HC, healthy controls; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; FEV1, forced expiratory volume in 1 second; FVC, forced vital capacity; MEF75, maximum expiratory flow at 75%; MEF50, maximum expiratory flow at 50%; MEF25, maximum expiratory flow at 25%.