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Table 4 Correlation between lung function parameters and Adpl level in hypoxemic and non-hypoxemic men and women COPD patients. Adpl level was measured by ELISA and HMW form proportion was determined using a non-denaturing PAGE-SDS followed by a Western blot. Data were represented as Pearson correlation coefficient (p value)

From: Chronic hypoxaemia and gender status modulate adiponectin plasmatic level and its multimer proportion in severe COPD patients: new endotypic presentation?

 

Adpl level

Adpl level

Correlation

Non-hypoxemic Men (n = 27)

Hypoxemic Men (n = 34)

Non-hypoxemic Women (n = 19)

Hypoxemic Women (n = 20)

BMI (kg/m2)

−0,395* (p = 0,042)

−0,439* (p = 0,009)

− 0,467* (p = 0,044)

− 0,446* (p = 0,049)

PaO2 (mmHg)

− 0,239 (p = 0,231)

0,221 (p = 0,210)

0,019 (p = 0,939)

0,177 (p = 0,454)

PaCO2 (mmHg)

−0,025 (p = 0,901)

0,288 (p = 0,104)

−0,355 (p = 0,136)

−0,477* (p = 0,039)

FEV1 (%pv)

−0,017 (p = 0,932)

−0,290 (p = 0,096)

− 0,204 (p = 0,401)

0,223 (p = 0,344)

FEV1/FVC

0,001 (p = 0,995)

−0,321 (p = 0,064)

−0,006 (p = 0,981)

0,158 (p = 0,506)

TLCO (%pv)

−0,334 (0,095)

−0,126 (p = 0,478)

0,195 (p = 0,454)

−0,116 (p = 0,625)

TLC (%pv)

0,098 (p = 0,647)

0,025 (p = 0,892)

−0,455* (p = 0,05)

−0,405 (p = 0,076)

RV (%pv)

−0,014 (p = 0,947)

0,169 (p = 0,354)

−0,209 (p = 0,404)

− 0,331 (p = 0,155)

  1. * Pearson correlation coefficient with a p < 0.05