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Table 3 Associations of non-emphysematous and emphysema-predominant COPD with other clinical subgroups and comorbidities

From: Non-emphysematous chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is associated with diabetes mellitus

 

Frequency

Logistic regression

 

Non-emphysematous

Emphysema-predominant

OR (adjusted)*

p-value

COPD/asthma overlap

281 (15.5%)

178 (10.6%)

1.64

0.0006

Hypoxemia

44 (2.4%)

159 (9.4%)

0.76

0.2

Frequent exacerbator

208 (11.4%)

330 (19.6%)

0.88

0.3

Severe, early-onset COPD

91 (5.0%)

111 (6.6%)

1.07

0.9

Poor exercise capacity

51 (2.8%)

119 (7.1%)

0.93

0.8

Bronchodilator response, ATS/ERS definition [39]

634 (34.9%)

569 (33.7%)

1.20

0.05

Chronic prednisone use

44 (2.4%)

124 (7.4%)

0.73

0.2

Low body mass index

59 (3.2%)

180 (10.7%)

0.39

<0.0001

Chronic bronchitis

470 (25.9%)

431 (25.5%)

0.87

0.2

Cardiovascular disease

393 (21.6%)

399 (23.7%)

1.44

0.0009

Coronary disease

277 (15.2%)

278 (16.5%)

1.36

0.01

Congestive heart failure

91 (5.0%)

59 (3.5%)

3.76

<0.0001

Peripheral vascular disease

58 (3.2%)

53 (3.1%)

1.59

0.07

Cerebrovascular disease

96 (5.3%)

102 (6.0%)

1.14

0.5

Sleep apnea

271 (14.9%)

199 (11.8%)

1.17

0.3

Diabetes mellitus

263 (14.5%)

146 (8.7%)

2.13

<0.0001

Metabolic syndrome

360 (19.8%)

173 (10.3%)

1.87

<0.0001

Gastroesophageal reflux disease

498 (27.4%)

511 (30.3%)

0.93

0.5

Stomach ulcers

147 (8.1%)

183 (10.8%)

0.76

0.07

Osteoporosis

278 (15.3%)

372 (22.1%)

0.96

0.7

  1. *All models were adjusted for age, sex, race, pack-years, current smoking status, BMI, and FEV1% predicted, except low body mass index regression which was adjusted for the same covariates excluding BMI. Odds ratio is for non-emphysematous compared to emphysema-predominant COPD.