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Table 4 Overall and subgroup meta-analysis of the association between SERPINE1 rs1799889 SNP and risk of diabetic CVD

From: The susceptibility of SERPINE1 rs1799889 SNP in diabetic vascular complications: a meta-analysis of fifty-one case-control studies

Categories

n

4G vs. 5G

4G4G vs. 5G5G

4G5G vs. 5G5G

4G4G + 4G5G vs. 5G5G

4G4G vs. 4G5G + 5G5G

OR (95% CI)

P

I2 (%)/ Ph

OR (95% CI)

P0.00

I2 (%)/ Ph0.00/0.00

OR(95% CI)

P

I2 (%)/ Ph

OR(95% CI)

P

I2 (%)/ Ph

OR(95% CI)

P

I2 (%)/ Ph

Overall

7

1.16(0.89–1.50)

0.28

72 %/0.001

1.23(0.77–1.96)

0.38

64 %/0.01

1.05 (FEM)(0.83–1.33)

0.68

0 %/0.49

1.12(0.81–1.55)

0.51

45 %/0.09

1.20(0.84–1.70)

0.32

66 %/0.01

Subgroup (by population)

European

4

1.07(0.81–1.42)

0.63

70 %/0.02

1.08(0.65–1.80)

0.77

62 %/0.05

1.00 (FEM)(0.77–1.31)

0.97

0 %/0.56

1.12 (FEM)(0.89–1.40)

0.35

0 %/0.43

1.13(0.76–1.68)

0.54

67 %/0.03

Asian

3

1.37(0.69–2.73)

0.37

82 %/0.001

1.64(0.52–5.23)

0.40

76 %/0.02

1.24(0.66–2.33)

0.50

32 %/0.23

1.41(0.63–3.13)

0.40

63 %/0.07

1.45(0.57–3.65)

0.43

77 %/0.01

  1. n: study numbers, OR: odds ratio, CI: confidence interval, bold values represent statistically significant findings, Ph: P heterogeneity (P < 0.1 was considered as a significant difference), FEM: Fix Effects Model, CVD: Cardiovascular disease