Table 2.

The results of the logistic regression analysis of clinical risk factors for WMHs.

	B	SE	Walds	P	OR (95%CI)
Sex (Male)	0.191	0.543	0.124	0.724	1.211 (0.418–3.508)
Age	0.044	0.032	1.940	0.164	1.045 (0.982–1.111)
Education	−0.100	0.064	2.462	0.117	0.905 (0.799–1.025)
Hypertension	1.779	0.534	11.106	0.001	5.925 (2.081–16.869)
Diabetes	1.920	0.987	3.785	0.052	6.818 (0.986–47.148)
Hyperlipidemia	0.082	0.689	0.014	0.905	1.086 (0.281–4.190)
Smoking	0.218	0.635	0.118	0.731	1.244 (0.358–4.319)
Drinking	0.428	0.571	0.562	0.454	1.534 (0.501–4.700)
TCH	0.169	0.215	0.621	0.431	1.184 (0.778–1.804)
TG	−0.227	0.233	0.949	0.330	0.797 (0.505–1.258)
GLU	−0.199	0.219	0.824	0.364	0.820 (0.534–1.259)
hsCRP	0.175	0.117	2.242	0.134	1.191 (0.947–1.496)
LP–PLA2	0.013	0.006	4.824	0.028	1.013 (1.001–1.024)

Significant differences are indicated in bold. WMHs, white matter hyperintensities; B, regression coefficient; Walds, Wald test; OR, odds ratio; TCH, total cholesterol; TG, triglyceride; GLU, glucose; hsCRP, hypersensitive C-reactive protein; Lp-PLA2, lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A2.