Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 Patients with Abdominal Obesity Are Prone to Osteodysfunction: A Cross-Sectional Study
Table 2
Correlation of abdominal obesity index and BTMs.
(a) Multiple linear regression analysis of abdominal obesity index and BTMs (male)
BTMs
Index
β-CTX
OC
P1NP
Β (95% CI)
Β (95% CI)
Β (95% CI)
BMI
-.008 (-.014, -.002)
0.006
-.009 (-.014, -.004)
<0.001
0.001 (-.004, 0.006)
0.643
NC
-.004 (-.010, 0.003)
0.258
-.007 (-.012, -.002)
0.005
0.003 (-.002, 0.009)
0.252
WC
-.004 (-.006, -.002)
<0.001
-.005 (-.007, -.003)
<0.001
0.001 (-.001, 0.003)
0.265
HC
-.001 (-.004, 0.002)
0.522
-.002 (-.004, 0.000)
0.111
0.001 (-.001, 0.004)
0.396
VAI
-.004 (-0.09, 0.002)
0.172
-.001 (-.005, 0.003)
0.686
-.002 (-.006, 0.003)
0.492
LAP
0.000 (-0.001, 0.000)
0.025
0.000 (0.000, 0.000)
0.188
0.000 (0.000, 0.000)
0.723
WHR
-1.055 (-1.430, -.681)
<0.001
-1.137 (-1.442, -.832)
<0.001
0.126 (-.204, 0.457)
0.454
CVAI
-.001 (-.001, 0.000)
0.001
-.001 (-.001, -.001)
<0.001
0.000 (0.000, 0.001)
0.183
(b) Multiple linear regression analysis of abdominal obesity index and BTMs (female)
BTMs
Index
β-CTX
OC
P1NP
Β (95% CI)
Β (95% CI)
Β (95% CI)
BMI
-.014 (-.019, -.009)
<0.001
-.014 (-.018, -.010)
<0.001
-.001 (-.005, 0.004)
0.741
NC
-.012 (-.019, -.006)
<0.001
-.014 (-.019, -.009)
<0.001
-.001 (-.007, 0.004)
0.675
WC
-.005 (-.007, -.003)
<0.001
-.004 (-.006, -.003)
<0.001
-.001 (-.002, 0.001)
0.481
HC
-.005 (-.007, -.003)
<0.001
-.004 (-.006, -.002)
<0.001
0.000 (-.002, 0.002)
0.849
VAI
0.018 (0.000, 0.036)
0.044
0.014 (-.001, 0.029)
0.061
0.021 (0.005, 0.037)
0.010
LAP
-.002 (-.002, -.001)
<0.001
-.001 (-.002, -.001)
<0.001
0.000 (-.001, 0.001)
0.921
WHR
-.296 (-.563, -.028)
0.030
-.296 (-.516, -.075)
0.009
-.171 (-.407, 0.065)
0.156
CVAI
-.002 (-.003, -.001)
<0.001
-.002 (-.003, -.001)
<0.001
0.000 (-.001, 0.000)
0.345
The model was adjusted for age, TC, TG, HDL, LDL, FPG, HbA1c, glucagon, C-peptide, insulin, VitD, current smoking, and hypertension. The concentrations of BTMs were naturally logarithmically transformed to follow an approximately normal distribution. The abbreviations were the same with Table 1.
