Risk Factors for Fracture in Diabetes: The Canadian Multicentre Osteoporosis Study

Table 2

Variables associated with a history of non-traumatic fracture in diabetic participants in CaMos >50 years of age.

Variable	Without multiple imputation; 𝑛=335			With multiple imputation; 𝑛=597
	Odds ratio	95% Confidence interval	𝑃 value	Odds ratio	95% Confidence interval	𝑃 value
Gender (female)	1.03	0.89–1.20	0.686	1.13	1.00–1.27	0.045
Age
60–69 yrs	1.12	0.95–1.33	0.166	1.07	0.93–1.22	0.370
70–79 yrs	1.35	1.13–1.61	0.001	1.20	1.03–1.39	0.017
80–89 yrs	1.35	1.01–1.91	0.044	1.03	0.83–1.27	0.793
FN T-Score (increasing score)	0.76	0.71–0.82	<0.001	0.79	0.75–0.84	<0.001
Family history of osteoporosis	1.36	1.16–1.61	<0.001	1.27	1.10–1.46	0.001
Rheumatoid arthritis	1.40	1.09–1.79	0.008	1.30	1.07–1.59	0.009
Stroke or TIA	1.65	1.22–2.23	0.001	1.51	1.20–1.91	<0.001
Myocardial infarction	1.21	0.94–1.57	0.139	1.10	0.90–1.33	0.347
Hypertension	1.11	0.96–1.28	0.159	1.16	1.04–1.29	0.010
Kidney disease	1.30	0.79–2.13	0.296	1.09	0.73–1.61	0.681

FN: femoral neck; TIA: transient ischemic attack.