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Table 3 The linear relationships of epicardial fat thickness and other factors

From: Different clinical parameters inform epicardial fat thickness in pre- and post-menopausal women with obstructive sleep apnea

 

Pre/early peri-menopausal (n = 23)

Post/late peri-menopausal (n = 59)

r

P

95% Confidence interval

r

P

95% Confidence interval

Age

0.092

0.675

(− 0.327,0.483)

0.210

0.111

(− 0.051, 0.456)

BMI

0.323

0.133

(− 0.069,0.647)

0.312

0.016

(0.025, 0.581)

Waist circumference

0.363

0.089

(− 0.097,0.699)

0.200

0.129

(− 0.068, 0.440)

Apnea hypopnea index

0.760

 < 0.001

(0.451,0.904)

0.627

< 0.001

(0.429,0.766)

Mean SaO2

− 0.524

0.010

(− 0.802, − 0.136)

− 0.345

0.007

(-0.545,-0.101)

Lowest SaO2

− 0.541

0.008

(− 0.819, − 0.110)

− 0.489

< 0.001

(− 0.676, − 0.276)

T90

0.562

0.005

(0.211, 0.764)

0.510

< 0.001

(0.278, 0.697)

ODI

0.620

0.002

(0.200, 0.830)

0.599

< 0.001

(0.392, 0.756)

Total cholesterol

0.499

0.015

(0.123, 0.793)

0.130

0.325

(− 0.141,0.367)

Triglyceride

0.211

0.335

(− 0.250,0.628)

0.214

0.103

(− 0.075, 0.495)

Low-density lipoprotein

0.113

0.609

(− 0.352,0.534)

0.153

0.248

(− 0.133, 0.411)

High-density lipoprotein

− 0.149

0.499

(− 0.523,0.237)

− 0.081

0.543

(− 0.344, 0.205)

Glucose

0.692

< 0.001

(0.358, 0.882)

0.312

0.016

(0.075, 0.507)

Estradiol

− 0.050

0.821

(− 0.462,0.415)

− 0.126

0.340

(− 0.359, 0.122)

Follicle-stimulating hormone

0.187

0.393

(− 0.236,0.602)

0.164

0.216

(-0.122,0.421)

  1. Bolded numbers indicate linear relationships of statistical significance (P < 0.05)
  2. BMI: Body mass index; Mean SaO2: mean oxygen saturation; Lowest SaO2: lowest oxygen saturation; T90: percentage of oxygen saturation less than 90%; ODI: oxygen desaturation index