Lipids in Health and Disease

Table 3 Association between the Fatty Liver Index (FLI) and blood coagulation parameters in all study participants^a

From: Association between fatty liver index and blood coagulation markers: a population-based study

	Model 1^b			Model 2^c
	𝛃 estimate	95% confidence interval	P value	𝛃 estimate	95% confidence interval	P value
Antithrombin III [mg/dl]	-0.069	-0.095; -0.042	< 0.001	-0.080	-0.109; -0.051	< 0.001
Ln D-dimers	0.003	0.002; 0.004	< 0.001	0.002	0.001; 0.004	0.002
Faktor VIII [%]	0.232	0.144; 0.321	< 0.001	0.215	0.115; 0.314	< 0.001
Fibrinogen D [mg/dL]	0.418	0.260; 0.576	< 0.001	0.373	0.196; 0.551	< 0.001
aPTT [s]^d	-0.008	-0.017; 0.000	0.055	-0.010	-0.020; -0.001	0.032
Protein C [%]	0.108	0.064;0.153	< 0.001	0.083	0.035; 0.132	< 0.001
Protein S [%]	0.240	0.155; 0.325	< 0.001	0.184	0.089; 0.279	< 0.001
Quick value [%]	0.054	0.030; 0.078	< 0.001	0.048	0.021; 0.074	< 0.001
INR^e	-0.032	-0.048; − 0.017	< 0.001	-0.031	-0.048; -0.014	< 0.001

^a After exclusion of individuals with anticoagulation therapy (n = 29); ^b dependent variables: blood coagulation markers, exposure variable: Fatty Liver Index, adjusted for age, alcohol consumption, sex, education, smoking and physical activity; ^c dependent variables: blood coagulation markers, exposure variable: Fatty Liver Index, additionally adjusted for stroke, hypertension, myocardial infarction, non HDL cholesterol, diabetes; ^d activated partial thromboplastin time; ^e international normalized ratio, INR times 100

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