Table 2 Factors associated with visceral fat mass.

From: Endotoxins are associated with visceral fat mass in type 1 diabetes

  

B

95% Wald Confidence Interval

Wald Chi-squared

p

Model 1

LPS activity

1253.2

386.4–2120.0

8.029

0.005

Women

−595.1

−810.5–−379.6

29.303

<0.001

Age

12.0

3.1–20.9

7.038

0.008

Nephropathy

211.4

−52.6–475.4

2.463

0.117

hsCRP

64.7

38.4–91.0

23.299

<0.001

Model 2

LPS activity

848.6

48.4–1648.8

4.320

0.038

Women

−309.8

−524.6–−95.1

7.995

0.005

Age

4.9

−3.4–13.3

1.344

0.246

Nephropathy

−19.0

−269.8–231.8

0.022

0.882

hsCRP

32.8

6.9–58.6

6.174

0.013

eGDR

−158.0

−205.9–−110.1

41.763

<0.001

Model 3

LPS activity

−678.9

−1558.8–201.1

2.286

0.131

Women

−171.5

−373.5–30.6

2.766

0.096

Age

6.1

−1.6–13.8

2.392

0.122

Nephropathy

0.1

−230.3–230.6

0.000

0.999

hsCRP

10.1

−14.7–34.9

0.635

0.426

eGDR

−126.7

−171.8–−81.6

30.292

<0.001

Triglycerides

452.6

309.3–596.0

38.295

<0.001

Model 4

LPS activity

453.8

−737.1–1644.8

0.558

0.455

Women

−156.4

−355.3–42.5

2.376

0.123

Age

5.4

−2.2–13.0

1.959

0.162

Nephropathy

1.3

−225.2–227.7

0.000

0.991

hsCRP

5.0

−19.7–29.7

0.158

0.691

eGDR

−125.0

−169.3–−80.6

30.519

<0.001

Triglycerides

732.7

486.0–979.4

33.892

<0.001

LPS*TG interaction

−634.2

−1092.6–−175.7

7.350

0.007

  1. Generalized linear model. LPS, lipopolysaccharides; hsCRP, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein; eGDR, estimated glucose disposal rate; TG, triglycerides.