Skip to main content
. 2020 Jun 30;16(1):39–45. doi: 10.14216/kjco.20007

Table 3.

Factors associated to osteopenia loss in breast cancer survivors

Factor Osteopenia, (lumbar) OR (95% CI) P-valuea) Osteopenia, (femur) OR (95% CI) P-valuea)
Chemotherapy Yes 38 (84.4) 0.287 (0.044–1.854) 0.190 32 (78) 1.424 (0.283–7.169) 0.668
No 7 (15.6) Reference 9 (22) Reference

Endocrine treatment Yes 42 (91.3) 5.167 (0.496–53.823) 0.170 38 (90.5) 5.337 (0.565–50.423) 0.144
No 4 (8.7) Reference 4 (9.5) Reference

Alcohol consumption Yes 1 (2.2) - NA 0 - NA
No 45 (97.8) - - 42 (100) - -

Smoking Yes 3 (6.7) - NA 3 (7.3) - NA
No 42 (93.3) - - 38 (92.7) - -

Exercise Yes 37 (80.4) 0.866 (0.220–3.407) 0.837 31 (73.8) 3.266 (0.777–13.734) 0.106
No 9 (19.6) Reference 11 (26.2) Reference

Vitamin D supplements Yes 35 (76.1) 0.517 (0.154–1.742) 0.287 33 (78.6) 0.457 (0.147–1.426) 0.177
No 11 (23.9) Reference 9 (21.4) Reference

Calcium supplements Yes 33 (71.7) 0.429 (0.132–1.392) 0.159 30 (71.4) 0.462 (0.153–1.394) 0.170

No 13 (28.3) Reference 12 (28.6) Reference

OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; NA, not available.

a)

P-value by generalized estimating equation and adjusted by age and body mass index.