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Table 3 Percentage of subjects with ≥2 components of Mets stratified according to waist circumference and hyperuricemia

From: The waist circumference-adjusted associations between hyperuricemia and other lifestyle-related diseases

Waist (cm)

<78.4

p value*

78.4 to <83.5

p value*

83.5 to <89.0

p value*

≥89.0

p value*

Uric acid levels (mg/dl)

>7

≤7

>7

≤7

>7

≤7

>7

≤7

Males

Number of subjects

800

5166

 

1212

4687

 

1602

4446

 

2255

3777

 

Subjects with ≥2 components of Mets (%)

68 (9)

248 (5)

<0.01

187 (15)

503 (11)

<0.01

431 (27)

819 (18)

<0.01

924 (41)

1220 (32)

<0.01

Waist (cm)

<71.6

p value*

71.6 to <77.0

p value*

77.0 to <83.2

p value*

≥83.2

p value*

Uric acid levels (mg/dl)

>6

≤6

>6

≤6

>6

≤6

>6

≤6

Females

Number of subjects

64

2312

 

83

2277

 

132

2284

 

338

2063

 

Subjects with ≥2 components of Mets (%)

0 (0)

17 (0.7)

1.00

6 (7)

48 (2)

<0.01

16 (12)

99 (4)

<0.01

88 (26)

262 (13)

<0.01

  1. Mets, metabolic syndrome; the Mets components included high blood pressure, dyslipidemia, and impaired glucose tolerance
  2. * According to the Chi square test or Fisher’s exact test