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Table 3 Predictors of microalbuminuria among the study group*

From: Predictors of microalbuminuria and its relationship with glycemic control among Type 2 diabetic patients of Jazan Armed Forces Hospital, southwestern Saudi Arabia

 

B-coefficient

Wald

Chi-square

P value

Odds Ratio

95.0% C.I. of Odds Ratio

Duration of Diabetes in years©

-0.006

0.135

0.713

0.994

0.964–1.026

Age in years©

0.015

2.954

0.086

1.015

0.998–1.033

Body mass index©

0.047

7.605

0.006

1.049

1.014–1.085

Hypertension

0.589

7.087

0.008

1.803

1.168–2.783

Sex

0.244

1.159

0.282

0.780

0.497–1.226

ASCVD♥ (≥ 10)

0.300

1.715

0.190

0.741

0.472–1.161

Uncontrolled HbA1c (≥ 7%)

0.935

12.918

0.000

2.547

1.530–4.241

eGFR (˂90 mL/min/1.73m2)

0.808

10.753

0.001

2.242

1.384–3.634

LDL in the target♥♥

0.029

0.018

0.892

1.029

0.676–1.568

HDL in the target♣

0.017

0.006

0.936

1.017

0.670–1.545

TG in the target▲

-0.158

0.432

0.511

0.854

0.533–1.369

Smoking

0.264

0.567

0.451

1.302

0.655–2.587

  1. * The reference group included the control group with normal ACR;©, continuous variables as covariates; ♥, atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk; ♥♥, low-density lipoprotein in the target (˂150 mg/dL);♣, high-density lipoprotein in the target level (more than 40 in males and 50 in females) and not in the target level (less than 40 in males and 50 in females);▲, triglycerides in the target (˂150 mg/dL)
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