Association of Wrist Circumference and Waist-to-Height Ratio with Cardiometabolic Risk Factors among Type II Diabetics in a Ghanaian Population

Table 7

Multiple logistic analyses of anthropometric indices for predicting the incidence of 10-year CVD risk level among diabetic patients.

Variables	Moderate to high
	aOR (95% CI)	value
WrC
Normal	1
Larger	6.13 (0.34–111.4)	0.107
WC
Normal	1
Risk	0.95 (0.18–4.94)	0.951
BMI
Underweight	—
Normal	1
Overweight	0.97 (0.25–3.70)	0.959
Obese	5.41 (0.27–104.7)	0.302
CI
Normal	1
Risk	1.01 (0.26–3.90)	0.987
VAI
Q1	1
Q2	2.43 (0.39–15.27)	0.344
Q3	2.29 (0.36–14.43)	0.379
Q4	3.57 (0.58–22.02)	0.170
WHR
Normal	1
Overweight	1.33 (0.10–17.99)	0.827
Obese	1.19 (0.12–11.41)	0.880
WHtR
Underweight	—
Normal	1
Overweight	3.67 (0.27–49.29)	0.327
Obese	2.52 (0.42–15.02)	0.309

aOR: adjusted odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; BMI: body mass index; WC: waist circumference; WHtR: waist-to-height ratio; WHR: waist-to-hip ratio; BAI: body adiposity index; VAI: visceral adiposity index; CI: conicity index; AVI: abdominal volume index.