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. 2021 Apr 2;100(13):e25303. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000025303

Table 3.

Adjusted ORs (95% CIs) of having metabolic syndrome according to tertiles of mean platelet volume.

Mean platelet volume tertile
T1 T2 T3 P for trend
Model 1 1 1.559 (1.164–2.089) 2.500 (1.816–3.442) <.001
Model 2 1 1.558 (1.153–2.104) 2.360 (1.699–3.277) <.001
Model 3 1 1.341 (0.953–1.887) 1.724 (1.199–2.479) .003
Age (Model 3)
 <45 yr (n = 351) 1 0.846 (0.423–1.694) 1.426 (0.680–2.992) .326
 45–60 yr (n = 496) 1 1.334 (0.738–2.410) 1.839 (0.963–3.511) .063
 ≥60 yr (n = 393) 1 1.975 (1.122–3.475) 1.923 (1.083–3.416) .020
Sex (Model 3)
 Male (n = 791) 1 1.240 (0.787–1.955) 1.674 (1.022–2.741) .041
 Female (n = 449) 1 1.369 (0.799–2.345) 1.732 (0.986–3.010) .053
HbA1c (Model 3)
 <7% (n = 299) 1 1.540 (0.693–3.422) 1.510 (0.654–3.490) .317
 7%–9% (n = 374) 1 0.970 (0.469–2.006) 1.313 (0.616–2.800) .486
 ≥9% (n = 567) 1 1.547 (0.945–2.531) 2.362 (1.374–4.061) .002
BMI (Model 2)
 <24 kg/m2 (n = 531) 1 1.235 (0.810–1.881) 1.458 (0.931–2.283) .094
 24–28 kg/m2 (n = 476) 1 1.314 (0.718–2.402) 2.998 (1.428–6.294) .004
 ≥28 kg/m2 (n = 233) 1 2.020 (0.497–8.208) 2.443 (0.592–10.077) .222

BMI = body mass index, CI = confidence interval, OR = odds ratio. Model 1: adjusted for sex, smoking (yes/no), alcohol drinking (yes/no), and white blood cell count. Model 2: further adjusted for fasting C-peptide. Model 3: further adjusted for BMI.