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Table 4 The associations of frailty with VAI or LAP in various subgroups

From: Association of visceral adiposity index and lipid accumulation product with frailty in U.S. adults: a cross-sectional study from NHANES

Frailty

Ln (VAI)

Ln (LAP)

OR (95% CI)

P for interaction

OR (95% CI)

P for interaction

Age

 

0.678

 

0.923

 < 60

2.46(1.59,3.81)

 

2.90(1.94,4.33)

 

 ≥ 60

2.32(1.66,3.24)

 

3.02(2.16,4.23)

 

Race

 

0.297

 

0.750

 white

2.81(1.98,3.99)

 

3.07(2.17,4.35)

 

 non-white

2.24(1.56,3.22)

 

3.45(2.42,4.91)

 

Current drinker

 

0.569

 

0.216

 Yes

2.67(1.91,3.72)

 

3.32(2.41,4.56)

 

 No

2.34(1.35,4.04)

 

2.38(1.38,4.11)

 

Current smoker

 

0.624

 

0.217

 Yes

2.05(1.34,3.12)

 

2.38(1.64,3.44)

 

 No

2.46(1.81,3.34)

 

3.46(2.49,4.80)

 

Marital

 

0.198

 

0.120

 Married

3.13(2.09,4.68)

 

3.97(2.70,5.83)

 

 Unmarried

1.51(0.75,3.02)

 

2.78(1.54,5.02)

 

 Separated

2.27(1.50,3.43)

 

2.29(1.49,3.53)

 

PIR

 

0.900

 

0.713

 < 1.3

2.44(1.68,3.54)

 

2.62(1.79,3.85)

 

 1.3–3.5

2.15(1.35,3.41)

 

3.08(1.95,4.89)

 

 ≥ 3.5

2.30(1.17,4.53)

 

3.30(1.56,6.99)

 
  1. Adjusted for age, sex, races, education level, marital status, alcohol intake, smoking status, the family of poverty ratio, Scr, UA, if not stratified
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Lipids in Health and Disease

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