Different Impacts of Metabolic Syndrome Components on Insulin Resistance in Type 2 Diabetes

Table 3

Multiple logistic regression analysis for nonmetabolic syndrome (NMS), metabolic syndrome A (MSA), and metabolic syndrome B (MSB) on poor HOMA insulin resistance index quartile 4 (>75%).

Variables	Odds ratio	95% confidence interval
Metabolic syndrome (MS)
NMS (components < 2)	Control
MSA (components = 2)	5.9	1.1–31.5
MSB (components > 2)	13.8	2.7–69.8
Other factors
Gender
Female	Control
Male	0.8	0.3–2.0
Family history of type 2 diabetes
No	Control
Yes	0.6	0.3–2.0
Obese, body mass index, kg/m^2
<27	Control
≥27	2.8	1.0–7.7
HbA1c, %
<9.0	Control
≥9.0	3.6	1.3–9.6

The multiple logistic regression analysis, the dependent variable: poor HOMA insulin resistance index quartile 4 (>75%) was “yes” and the other quartiles were “no,” adjustment of age and dose of metformin and gliclazide taken.