Table 6.

Prevalence of insulin resistance (IR) and number of persons with IR in the Hungarian general and Hungarian Roma populations.

Indices	Prevalence of Insulin Resistance (%) Based on the Cut-Off Points Identified in the Study Populations (95% CI)		p-Value	Prevalence of Insulin Resistance (%) Based on the Cut-Off Points Identified in the Combined Population (95% CI)		p-Value
	Hungarian General Population (n = 397)	Hungarian Roma Population (n = 368)		Hungarian General Population (n = 397)	Hungarian Roma Population (n = 368)
HOMA-IR	48.11 (43.22–53.02) n = 191	49.73 (44.64–54.82) n = 185	0.550	47.61 (42.73–52.52) n = 189	47.83 (42.76–52.93) n = 176	0.952
QUICKI	48.11 (43.22–53.02) n = 191	49.46 (44.37–54.55) n = 182	0.710	47.10 (42.23–52.02) n = 187	47.83 (42.76–52.93) n = 176	0.841
McAuley index	42.57 (37.77–47.47) n = 169	53.26 (48.15–58.32) n = 196	0.003	37.78 (33.12–42.63) n = 150	40.76 (35.83–45.84) n = 150	0.399
TG/HDL-C ratio	38.79 (34.09–43.65) n = 154	40.49 (35.56–45.56) n = 149	0.631	39.29 (34.58–44.16) n = 156	40.49 (35.56–45.56) n = 149	0.736
TyG index	42.32 (37.53–47.22) n = 168	40.76 (35.83–45.84) n = 150	0.663	42.32 (37.53–47.22) n = 168	40.49 (35.56–45.56) n = 149	0.608

95% CI: 95% confidence interval; n: sample number.