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. 2020 Aug 27;22(3):298–306. doi: 10.1093/ehjci/jeaa224

Table 3.

Multi-variable logistic regression—association of PCAT attenuation with each stage of CAD

Variables Odds ratio 95% CI P-Value
Model 1—acute MI
 PCAT attenuation (HU) 1.49 1.32–1.67 <0.001
 Age (years) 1.03 0.95–1.08 0.26
 Male gender 1.00 0.74–1.29 0.68
 Diabetes 1.37 0.39–2.17 0.49
 Hypertension 1.13 0.99–2.04 0.08
 Dyslipidaemia 1.09 1.03–2.98 0.03
 Smoking 1.16 1.10–2.23 0.03
 EAT volume (cm3) 1.03 1.01–1.06 0.02
Model 2—stable CAD
 PCAT attenuation (HU) 0.88 0.80–0.96 0.004
 Age (years) 1.02 0.98–1.07 0.18
 Male gender 0.97 0.47–1.38 0.65
 Diabetes 0.78 0.19–2.18 0.73
 Hypertension 1.31 0.38–2.60 0.67
 Dyslipidaemia 1.09 1.02–2.13 0.04
 Smoking 0.94 0.60–0.98 0.01
 EAT volume (cm3) 0.98 0.95–1.00 0.08
Model 3—no CAD
 PCAT attenuation (HU) 0.81 0.73–0.92 <0.001
 Age (years) 0.91 0.86–1.09 0.34
 Male gender 0.98 0.57–1.43 0.59
 Diabetes 0.67 0.12–2.84 0.65
 Hypertension 0.69 0.33–1.20 0.39
 Dyslipidaemia 0.74 0.43–1.48 0.19
 Smoking 0.94 0.29–3.22 0.96
 EAT volume (cm3) 0.95 0.92–1.03 0.47

CAD, coronary artery disease; EAT, epicardial adipose tissue; HU, Hounsfield units; PCAT, pericoronary adipose tissue. Bold face p-values indicate statistical significance.