Clinical correlation of gallstone disease in a Chinese population in Taiwan: Experience at Cheng Hsin General Hospital

Table 4 Multiple logistic regression of associated factors for gallstone disease among 2386 Chinese subjects

Variable		Gallstone disease(yes vs no)
		OR	95%CI
Gender (female vs male)		1.34	0.90-1.99
Age	(40-49 vs <40 yr)	1.63	0.76-3.48
	(50-59 vs <40 yr)	4.93	2.43-9.99
	(60-69 vs <40 yr)	6.82	3.19-14.60
	(≥70 vs <40 yr)	10.65	4.78-23.73
BMI	(24-27 vs <24 kg/m2)	1.25	0.79-1.97
	(≥27 vs <24 kg/m2)	1.74	1.04-2.88
FPG	(110-125 vs <110 mg/dL)	0.96	0.47-1.97
	(≥126 vs <110 mg/dL)	1.71	1.01-2.96
High SBP (yes vs no)		1.11	0.53-1.51
High DBP (yes vs no)		0.87	0.52-1.48
Hypercholesterolemia (yes vs no)		0.99	0.64-1.53
Hypertriglyceridemia (yes vs no)		1.25	0.75-2.08
Low HDL (yes vs no)		0.5	0.17-1.44
High BUN (yes vs no)		0.59	0.26-1.37
High creatinine (yes vs no)		2.02	0.71-5.75
Hyperuricemia (yes vs no)		0.97	0.64-1.46
Higher AST (yes vs no)		2.06	0.99-4.31
Higher ALT (yes vs no)		0.83	0.42-1.63
HBV (positive vs negative)		0.95	0.52-1.76
Anti-HCV (positive vs negative)		0.5	0.15-1.69