Table 4 Association between anthropometric parameters in quartile with the presence of fibrocystic breast change.

From: Examining the Associations among Fibrocystic Breast Change, Total Lean Mass, and Percent Body Fat

Variable

Modela 1 OR (95% CI)

P Value

Modela 2 OR (95% CI)

P Value

Modela 3 OR (95% CI)

P Value

 

Quartiles

Fibrocystic breast change

Total lean mass

Q2 v.s. Q1

0.857 (0.634, 1.158)

0.315

0.840 (0.613, 1.150)

0.276

0.845 (0.617, 1.158)

0.294

Q3 v.s. Q1

1.002 (0.749, 1.341)

0.988

1.081 (0.782, 1.493)

0.638

1.112 (0.803, 1.539)

0.522

Q4 v.s. Q1

0.084 (0.058, 0.122)

<0.001

0.235 (0.146, 0.379)

<0.001

0.279 (0.171, 0.455)

<0.001

PBF

Q2 v.s. Q1

2.167 (1.512, 3.104)

<0.001

1.494 (1.021, 2.188)

0.039

1.378 (0.939, 2.023)

0.101

Q3 v.s. Q1

3.320 (2.336, 4.718)

<0.001

1.864 (1.248, 2.786)

0.002

1.610 (1.071, 2.420)

0.022

Q4 v.s. Q1

4.794 (3.407, 6.748)

<0.001

2.935 (1.843, 4.673)

<0.001

2.451 (1.523, 3.944)

<0.001

  1. aAdjusted covariates:
  2. Model 1 = unadjusted.
  3. Model 2 = Model 1 + age + BMI + proteinuria, serum total cholesterol, uric acid, creatinine, AST, albumin, hsCRP, TSH.
  4. Model 3 = Model 2 + history of smoking, drinking.
  5. Range of TLM in quartile.
  6. Q1: <19.20; Q2: 19.20–21.20; Q3: 21.20–23.80; Q4: >23.80.
  7. Range of PBF in quartile.
  8. Q1: <25.90; Q2: 25.90–30.90; Q3: 30.90–35.60; Q4: >35.60.
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