Research Article

Fatty Liver Index and Lipid Accumulation Product Can Predict Metabolic Syndrome in Subjects without Fatty Liver Disease

Table 2

Factors associated with metabolic syndrome by multivariate analysis.

Odds ratio95% confidence intervalP value

All subjects
BMI1.2721.258–1.285<0.001
Age1.0411.038–1.043<0.001
ALT1.0061.005–1.008<0.001
GGT1.0051.004–1.006<0.001
Platelet1.0021.001–1.002<0.001
Fatty liver2.4992.339–2.670<0.001
Male gender3.0052.811–3.214<0.001
Females
BMI1.3111.288–1.335<0.001
Age1.0651.059–1.071<0.001
ALT1.0071.004–1.009<0.001
GGT1.0041.002–1.005<0.001
Platelet1.0011.001–1.0020.002
Fatty liver3.2752.888–3.714<0.001
Males
BMI1.2421.225–1.259<0.001
Age1.0321.029–1.035<0.001
ALT1.0061.004–1.008<0.001
GGT1.0051.004–1.007<0.001
Platelet1.0021.001–1.002<0.001
Fatty liver2.2052.040–2.384<0.001

BMI, body mass index; ALT, alanine aminotransferase; GGT, gamma-glutamyl transferase.