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Table 3 Multivariable logistic regression analyses with MCS score below the median value as dependent variable

From: Factors related to health-related quality of life in ankylosing spondylitis, overall and stratified by sex

 

All, n = 210

MCS < median MCS 48.0

Men, n = 121

MCS < median MCS 49.2

Women, n = 89

MCS < median MCS 46.0

Variables

OR

95% CI

P value

OR

95% CI

-value

OR

95% CI

P value

BMI, kg/m2

1.01

0.93 to 1.09

0.86

      

Civil state, single

3.04

1.34 to 6.91

0.008

2.24

0.76 to 6–61

0.14

13.21

2.13 to 81.96

0.006

Years in school, < 13 years

   

0.36

0.13 to 0.96

0.042

   

Ever smoker

1.26

0.61 to 2.58

0.53

   

1.35

0.38 to 4.76

0.64

VAS global fatigue, > median

6.36

3.06 to 13.19

< 0.001

7.73

2.63 to 22.76

< 0.001

17.29

3.82 to 78.23

< 0.001

Lateral spinal flexion, cm

1.02

0.95 to 1.09

0.64

   

0.94

0.81 to 1.10

0.44

BASFI, unit

1.18

0.93 to 1.50

0.16

1.41

0.99 to 2.00

0.057

1.07

0.73 to 1.57

0.72

ASDAS-CRP, ≥ 2.1

2.97

1.41 to 6.25

0.004

2.62

0.89 to 7.70

0.080

6.74

1.76 to 25.85

0.005

Log10mSASSS + 1, score

      

1.17

0.29 to 4.66

0.82

≥ 3 intervertebral bridges consecutively (only men)a

   

0.17

0.044 to 0.65

0.01

   
  1. Significant differences are in bold text. The independent variables were defined by having a univariate association with MCS (p-value ≤0.2) and not demonstrating collinearity. Due to some missing data, the models are based on overall 204 patients and in stratified analyses 117 men and 86 women
  2. MCS mental component summary, OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, BMI body mass index, VAS visual analogue scale, BASFI Bath Ankylosing Spondylitis Functional Index, ASDAS-CRP Ankylosing Spondylitis Disease Activity Score C-reactive protein, mSASSS Modified Stoke Ankylosing Spondylitis Spine Score, aCervical and/or lumbar spine