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16 July 2024 : Clinical Research  

Gender-Specific Risk Factors for Asymmetric Bone Density in Adult Degenerative Lumbar Scoliosis: A Retrospective Cohort Analysis

Junchuan Liu1ABCDEF, Wenshuai Li2BCDF, Congjie Li2BCDF, Jun Di1BDEF, Junfei Guo3ABCDEF, Linfeng Wang2ACDEFG*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.944137

Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e944137

Table 5 Multiple linear regression analysis of association between possible risk factors and asymmetric ratio of HU by concave/convex in female patients.

VariablesβB’95% CIP value*
Constant1.113(1.003, 1.227)<0.001#
Age−0.001−0.031(−0.023, 0.021)0.934
Age group
 51–60 (Reference)
 61–700.0090.023(−0.239, 0.257)0.944
 >70−0.009−0.016(−0.260, 0.242)0.943
BMI0.0150.256(−0.015, 0.044)0.316
BMI group
 Normal (Reference)
 Overweight−0.054−0.164(−0.220, 0.112)0.513
 Obesity−0.028−0.025(−0.473, 0.417)0.900
Apex orientation
 Left (Reference)
 Right−0.058−0.182(−0.160, 0.043)0.253
Cobb angle0.0070.347(0.002, 0.013)0.012#
Apex vertebrae group
 2–30.0550.168(−0.059, 0.169)0.338
 30.1120.309(−0.017, 0.241)0.088
 3–4 (Reference)
 40.0740.129(−0.132, 0.280)0.472
* In the multi-category variables, 51–60 years of age, normal BMI, apex orientation to left, and apex vertebrae located in 3–4 were chosen as reference, others were converted into dummy variables.
#
BMI – body mass index; HU – Hounsfield units.

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