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Table 3 The associations of HOMA2-IR with CV mortality in study participants

From: Non-linear associations of HOMA2-IR with all-cause mortality in general populations: insights from NHANES 1999–2006

HOMA2-IR

Events, n (%)

HR (95% CI), P value

Model 1

Model2

Model3

Cardiovascular mortality

All participants

      

Per SD

555(7.8%)

1.24(1.10–1.40)

< 0.001

1.24(1.11–1.39)

< 0.001

1.12(0.97–1.31)

0.130

Tertile 1

172(7.3%)

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Tertile 2

166(7.1%)

0.95(0.74–1.22)

0.691

0.98(0.76–1.26)

0.859

0.86(0.65–1.13)

0.268

Tertile 3

217(9.1%)

1.22(0.92–1.61)

0.165

1.26(0.96–1.66)

0.098

0.91(0.63–1.30)

0.598

P for trend

  

0.147

 

0.089

 

0.621

BMI < 25 kg/m2

      

Per SD

148(6.6%)

1.17(0.96–1.43)

0.128

1.18(0.96–1.45)

0.121

1.15(1.00-1.33)

0.056

Tertile 1

47(6.3%)

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Tertile 2

40(5.4%)

1.12(0.64–1.95)

0.702

1.12(0.61–2.05)

0.709

1.50(0.82–2.75)

0.189

Tertile 3

61(8.0%)

1.21(0.82–1.79)

0.343

1.20(0.79–1.83)

0.399

1.36(0.86–2.15)

0.195

P for trend

  

0.359

 

0.417

 

0.244

25 ≤ BMI < 30 kg/m2

       

Per SD

207(8.1%)

1.15(1.00-1.33)

0.053

1.11(0.97–1.28)

0.142

1.09(0.94–1.26)

0.252

Tertile 1

63(7.6%)

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Tertile 2

63(7.4%)

0.96(0.65–1.41)

0.825

0.91(0.61–1.34)

0.619

0.89(0.59–1.34)

0.573

Tertile 3

81(9.4%)

0.99(0.66–1.49)

0.977

0.95(0.64–1.41)

0.785

0.85(0.54–1.34)

0.491

P for trend

  

0.992

 

0.813

 

0.496

BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2

       

Per SD

200(8.7%)

1.25(1.02–1.53)

0.030

1.24(1.03–1.48)

0.022

1.06(0.85–1.32)

0.624

Tertile 1

74(9.8%)

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Tertile 2

47(6.1%)

0.66(0.41–1.06)

0.084

0.65(0.42-1.00)

0.052

0.64(0.39–1.05)

0.078

Tertile 3

79(10.3%)

1.19(0.78–1.83)

0.418

1.20(0.80–1.82)

0.379

0.86(0.53–1.42)

0.566

P for trend

  

0.385

 

0.350

 

0.611

  1. Model 1 was adjusted for age, gender, race; Model 2 was adjusted for age, gender, race, smoking status, education level, family income to poverty ratio, marital status; Model 3was adjusted for age, gender, race, smoking status, education level, family income to poverty ratio, marital status, hypertension, diabetes, BMI, SBP, LDL-C, HDL-C, TG, HbA1c, eGFR