Table 4 Age and sex-adjusted, and fully adjusted odds ratio for the presence of high-normal albuminuria

From: High-normal blood pressure is associated with microalbuminuria in the general population: the Watari study

 

Age and sex adjusted

Fully adjusted

Systolic blood pressure

 <120

1.00

1.00

 120–129

1.776 (1.077, 2.917)

1.618 (0.972, 2.680)

 130–139

2.102 (1.294, 3.423)

1.736 (1.053, 2.863)

 140–159

2.860 (1.750, 4.688)

2.332 (1.406, 3.874)

 160 ≦

5.831 (2.987, 11.076)

4.930 (2.497, 9.467)

Diastolic blood pressure

 <80

1.00

1.00

 80–84

1.181 (0.692, 1.926)

1.091 (0.636, 1.788)

 85–89

1.660 (0.913, 2.846)

1.418 (0.763, 2.473)

 90–109

3.014 (1.645, 5.270)

2.671 (1.432, 4.748)

 100 ≦

6.375 (2.646, 14.369)

5.600 (2.319, 12.666)

Fasting blood glucose

 <100

1.00

1.00

 100–109

1.684 (0.973, 2.775)

1.385(0.792, 2.307)

 110–125

2.563 (1.138, 5.204)

2.029 (0.885, 4.201)

 126 ≦

4.760 (1.937, 10.637)

3.394 (1.343, 7.821)

  1. Fully adjusted model for systolic and diastolic blood pressure, age, sex, body mass index, triglyceride, fasting blood sugar were included. Statistically significant values are indicated in boldface.
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