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Table 2 Comparison of clinical and biochemical characteristics of participants with PAD

From: Peripheral arterial disease and its correlates in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in a teaching hospital in northern Nigeria: a cross-sectional study

Characteristic

PAD Absent n (%)

PAD present n (%)

Odds ratio

95% Confidence interval

Age ≥ 50 years*

97 (78.9)

50 (64.9)

0.50

0.26–0.94

Female sex*

44 (35.8)

39 (50.6)

1.84

1.04–3.29

Duration of DM > 5 years

74 (60.2)

38 (49.4)

1.55

0.87–2.75

Presence of hypertension

91 (74.0)

49 (63.6)

0.62

0.33–1.14

Previous MI or Stroke

7 (5.7)

5 (6.5)

1.15

0.35–3.76

Previous tobacco smoking

5 (4.1)

4 (5.2)

0.77

0.20–2.97

Medications

 Antihypertensives

87 (70.7)

47 (60.1)

0.65

0.36–1.18

 Lipid lowering drugs

16 (13.0)

9 (11.7)

0.89

0.37–2.12

 Antiplatelets

28 (22.8)

9 (11.7)

0.47

0.20–1.06

 BMI ≥25 kg/m2*

77 (62.6)

63 (81.8)

2.69

1.35–5.33

 Abnormal Waist Circumference

82 (66.7)

53 (68.8)

1.10

0.60–2.03

 Poor glycaemic control

101 (82.1)

61 (79.2)

0.83

0.40–1.70

 Elevated total cholesterol

20 (16.3)

13 (16.9)

1.05

0.49–2.25

 Elevated LDL cholesterol

56 (45.5)

43 (55.8)

1.50

0.85–2.60

 Low HDL cholesterol*

89 (72.4)

64 (85.3)

2.22

1.05–4.72

 Elevated Triglycerides

32 (26.0)

21 (27.3)

1.07

0.56–2.03

  1. *p < 0.05. DM Diabetes Mellitus, MI Myocardial infarction, PAD Peripheral arterial disease, BMI Body mass index, LDL Low density lipoprotein, HDL High density lipoprotein