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Table 2 Associations between intima-media thickness and variables measured in childhood and adulthood

From: Associations between risk factors in childhood (12–13 years) and adulthood (48–49 years) and subclinical atherosclerosis: the Kaunas Cardiovascular Risk Cohort Study

Variable

Men

Women

β

95 % CI

P value

β

95 % CI

P value

Model 1

Childhood systolic BP, mm Hg (for a 1-SD change)

0.001

−0.001;0.003

0.357

0.014

0.003;0.025

0.016

Childhood BMI kg/m2

−0.002

−0.008;0.004

0.514

0.006

0.002;0.010

0.003

Sexual maturity score

−0.004

−0.016;0.009

0.570

−0.003

−0.006;0.001

0.183

R2

0.008

0.082

Model 2

Childhood systolic BP, mm Hg (for a 1-SD change)

0.002

−0.020;0.023

0.867

0.013

0.002;0.025

0.021

Childhood BMI kg/m2

−0.003

−0.10;0.004

0.380

0.003

−0.001;0.008

0.143

Sexual maturity score

−0.001

−0.014;0.011

0.853

−0.003

−0.007;0.001

0.147

Adult systolic BP, mm Hg (for a 1-SD change)

0.022

0.004;0.041

0.018

0.006

−0.006;0.018

0.320

HDL cholesterol mmol/l

−0.044

−0.082;-0.007

0.021

0.011

−0.017;0.040

0.431

LDL cholesterol mmol/l

0.002

−0.014;0.017

0.844

0.004

−0.006;0.014

0.390

Adult BMI, kg/m2

0.002

−0.002;0.006

0.363

0.002

−0.001;0.005

0.114

Daily smoking

0.006

−0.003;0.041

0.755

0.033

0.006;0.06

0.018

Education

0.001

−0.022;0.021

0.991

0.007

−0.006;0.021

0.292

R2

0.104

0.133

  1. Reference group for daily smokers was nonsmokers and occasional smokers.
  2. Abbreviations: BMI body mass index; BP blood pressure, CI confidence interval; HDL high-density lipoprotein; LDL low-density lipoprotein