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. 2022 Jul 14;51:101553. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2022.101553

Table 4.

Association of metabolic risk factors (glycaemic status, obesity, hypertension, and hypercholesterolemia) with liver fibrosis.

Risk factor Odds Ratio (95% Confidence interval)
P value
No significant fibrosis (F0 & F1) Significant Fibrosis (F2, F3 & F4)
Diabetes Unadjusted 1 4.348 (2.5287.477) < 0.0001
Model 1 1 4.026 (2.2907.080) < 0.0001
Model 2 1 3.991 (2.2677.026) < 0.0001
Model 3 1 3.206 (1.7925.736) < 0.0001
Pre-diabetes Unadjusted 1 1.338 (0.803–2.228) 0.263
Model 1 1 1.301 (0.775–2.185) 0.320
Model 2 1 1.291 (0.768–2.171) 0.335
Model 3 1 1.154 (0.680–1.956) 0.596
Obesity Unadjusted 1 2.160 (1.4833.145) < 0.0001
Model 1 1 2.329 (1.5903.412) < 0.0001
Model 2 1 2.321 (1.5833.404) < 0.0001
Model 3 1 1.987 (1.3412.944) 0.001
Hypertension Unadjusted 1 1.895 (1.3032.756) 0.001
Model 1 1 1.725 (1.1562.573) 0.008
Model 2 1 1.774 (1.1862.652) 0.005
Model 3 1 1.370 (0.901–2.082) 0.141
Hypercholesterolemia Unadjusted 1 1.265 (0.852–1.879) 0.243
Model 1 1 1.277 (0.855–1.906) 0.232
Model 2 1 1.273 (0.852–1.901) 0.238
Model 3 1 1.131 (0.747–1.712) 0.562

Model 1 – adjusted for age & sex; Model 2 – adjusted age, sex and lifestyle factors (alcohol, smoking and tobacco chewing); Model 3 – adjusted for age, sex, lifestyle and metabolic factors (diabetes, blood pressure, waist circumference, BMI status, blood cholesterol profile).