Sex, Age, and BMI Modulate the Association of Physical Examinations and Blood Biochemistry Parameters and NAFLD: A Retrospective Study on 1994 Cases Observed at Shuguang Hospital, China

Table 5

Results of the logistic regression models for normal & underweight (BMI<24, n=945) and overweight & obese (BMI≥24, n=1049) groups.

	Coefficient		Standard error		z score		p-value
	< 24	≥ 24	< 24	≥ 24	< 24	≥ 24	< 24	≥ 24
(Intercept)	-7.37867	-6.76135	1.383066	1.24913	-5.335	-5.413	9.55E-08	6.2E-08
Age	0.020527	-0.00213	0.008716	0.007568	2.355	-0.282	0.01852	0.77803
SBP	-0.00479	-0.00527	0.007151	0.006177	-0.669	-0.853	0.50343	0.39376
DBP	0.026534	0.042591	0.011578	0.010329	2.292	4.123	0.02192	3.73E-05
TG	0.721075	0.712001	0.120035	0.112809	6.007	6.312	1.89E-09	2.76E-10
LDL-C	0.332423	-0.02543	0.111361	0.102064	2.985	-0.249	0.00283	0.80321
HDL-C	-0.23655	-0.68309	0.241765	0.244448	-0.978	-2.794	0.32786	0.0052
SUA	0.003935	0.003483	0.001277	0.001066	3.082	3.267	0.00205	0.00109
eGFR	-0.00111	0.013969	0.005999	0.005162	-0.185	2.706	0.85311	0.0068
FPG	0.245978	0.084616	0.122277	0.122354	2.012	0.692	0.04426	0.48921
HbA1c	-0.08415	0.2245	0.185368	0.169064	-0.454	1.328	0.64984	0.18421
Sex, female	0.174253	1.036711	0.206224	0.207484	0.845	4.997	0.39813	5.84E-07