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Original Article

Volume 14, Number 3, June 2024, pages 149-157


Diagnostic Performance of Anthropometric Weight and Height Markers Associated With Insulin Resistance Diagnosis

Figure

Figure 1.
Figure 1. ROC curves graph. (a) General. (b) In women. (c) In men. ROC: receiver operating characteristic; CUN-BAE index: the University of Navarra Clinic-Body Fat Estimator index.

Tables

Table 1. Demographic and Anthropometric Characteristics of Participants
 
CharacteristicN = 976
Data were expressed as n (%) or mean (standard deviation (SD)). CUN-BAE index: the University of Navarra Clinic-Body Fat Estimator index.
Sex
  Female516 (52.87%)
  Male460 (47.13%)
Age
  29 to 44 years427 (43.75%)
  45 to 59 years404 (41.39%)
  60 years to more145 (14.86%)
Group
  Migrant586 (60.04%)
  Rural191 (19.57%)
  Urban199 (20.39%)
Physical activity
  High431 (44.52%)
  Low253 (26.14%)
  Moderate284 (29.34%)
Alcohol volume
  High87 (8.91%)
  Low889 (91.09%)
Current smoker
  No866 (88.73%)
  Yes110 (11.27%)
Insulin resistance
  No809 (82.89%)
  Yes167 (17.11%)
Body mass index26.5 (4.6)
Triponderal mass index17.3 (3.2)
New body mass index27.8 (5.0)
CUN-BAE index26 (7)

 

Table 2. Bivariate Analysis of the Characteristics Associated With Insulin Resistance
 
CharacteristicInsulin resistanceP valuea
No (n = 811)Yes (n = 167)
Data were expressed as n (%) or mean (standard deviation (SD)). aPearson’s Chi-squared test; Welch two sample t-test. bP < 0.05. CUN-BAE index: the University of Navarra Clinic-Body Fat Estimator index.
Sex< 0.001b
  Female397 (76.94%)119 (23.06%)
  Male412 (89.57%)48 (10.43%)
Age0.018b
  29 to 44 years357 (83.61%)70 (16.39%)
  45 to 59 years322 (79.70%)82 (20.30%)
  60 years to more130 (89.66%)15 (10.34%)
Group< 0.001b
  Migrant482 (82.25%)104 (17.75%)
  Rural187 (97.91%)4 (2.09%)
  Urban140 (70.35%)59 (29.65%)
Physical activity< 0.001b
  High382 (88.63%)49 (11.37%)
  Low198 (78.26%)55 (21.74%)
  Moderate222 (78.17%)62 (21.83%)
Alcohol volume0.041b
  High79 (90.80%)8 (9.20%)
  Low730. (82.11%)159 (17.89%)
Current smoker0.161
  No723 (83.49%)143 (16.51%)
  Yes86 (78.18%)24 (21.82%)
Body mass index25.5 (3.8)31.6 (4.9)< 0.001b
Triponderal mass index16.6 (2.7)20.6 (3.5)< 0.001b
New body mass index26.7 (4.1)33.1 (5.3)< 0.001b
CUN-BAE index24 (7)31 (6)< 0.001b

 

Table 3. Simple and Adjusted Multivariate Regression Analysis of the BMI, TPI, NBMI and CUN-BAE Quartiles for IR
 
CharacteristicUnivariableMultivariable
aOR95% CIP valueaORa95% CIP value
aAdjusted for: sex, age, group, current smoking status, alcohol consumption, and physical activity. bP < 0.05. aOR: adjusted odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; BMI: body mass index; TPI: triponderal index; BMI: body mass index; NBMI: new BMI; CUN-BAE index: the University of Navarra Clinic-Body Fat Estimator index.
Body mass index
  Tertile 1ReferenceReference
  Tertile 23.871.75 - 9.810.002b2.741.21 - 7.040.022b
  Tertile 33115.3 - 74.4< 0.001b18.28.73 - 44.6< 0.001b
Triponderal mass index
  Tertile 1ReferenceReference
  Tertile 24.081.94 - 9.67< 0.001b3.241.51 - 7.790.004b
  Tertile 325.212.8 - 57.0< 0.001b17.28.34 - 40.6< 0.001b
New body mass index
  Tertile 1ReferenceReference
  Tertile 23.381.57 - 8.090.003b2.561.17 - 6.210.025b
  Tertile 326.713.6 - 60.4< 0.001b16.58.12 - 38.3< 0.001b
CUN-BAE index
  Tertile 1ReferenceReference
  Tertile 26.543.20 - 15.2< 0.001b12.96.01 - 31.0< 0.001b
  Tertile 314246.0 - 510< 0.001b20.810.6 - 47.1< 0.001b

 

Table 4. Diagnostic Values for Insulin Resistance
 
CutoffsAUCSe (%)Sp (%)PPV (%)NPV (%)LR+LR-
Se: sensibility; Sp: specificity; PPV: positive predictive value; NPV: negative predictive value; LR+: likelihood ratio positive; LR-: likelihood ratio negative; CUN-BAE index: the University of Navarra Clinic-Body Fat Estimator index; AUC: area under the curve.
General
  Body mass index27.440.854 (0.824, 0.884)85.03 (78.70, 90.07)73.42 (70.23, 76.44)39.78 (36.07, 51,34)95.96 (93.92, 96,54)3.20 (2.81, 3.65)0.20 (0.14, 0.29)
  Triponderal mass index17.780.832 (0.801, 0.864)80.84 (74.04, 86.50)72.81 (69.60, 75.84)38.03 (34.41, 48.25)94.85 (92.57, 95.57)2.97 (2.60, 3.40)0.26 (0.19, 0.36)
  New body mass index28.970.847 (0.816, 0.877)81.44 (74.70, 87.02)75.03 (71.89, 77.97)40.24 (36.44, 50.72)95.14 (92.95, 95.84)3.26 (2.84, 3.75)0.24 (0.18, 0.34)
  CUN-BAE index31.750.778 (0.740, 0.816)64.67 (56.91, 71.89)80.34 (77.44, 83.03)40.45 (36.32, 48.70)91.68 (88.83, 92.95)3.29 (2.75, 3.93)0.44 (0.36, 0.54)
Women
  Body mass index27.650.829 (0.788, 0.870)84.87 (77.15, 90.78)69.27 (64.47, 73.77)45.29 (39.99, 59.23)93.86 (90.19, 95.01)2.76 (2.33, 3.26)0.21 (0.14, 0.33)
  Triponderal mass index18.040.806 (0.762, 0.850)86.55 (79.90, 92.11)62.47 (57.50, 67.24)40.87 (35.98, 55.64)93.94 (90.10, 95.03)2.31 (1.99, 2.66)0.22 (0.14, 0.34)
  New body mass index30.030.819 (0.777, 0.861)78.99 (70.57, 85.91)73.80 (69.18, 78.06)47.47 (41.87, 59.46)92.14 (88.20, 93.67)3.02 (2.50, 3.64)0.28 (0.20, 0.40)
  CUN-BAE index31.980.813 (0.771, 0.855)88.24 (81.05, 93.41)63.48 (58.53, 68.22)42.00 (37.03, 57.80)94.74 (91.12, 95.69)2.42 (2.09, 2.79)0.19 (0.11, 0.30)
Men
  Body mass index27.440.872 (0.824, 0.920)83.33 (69.78, 92.52)78.64 (74.36, 82.50)31.25 (26.37, 52.93)97.59 (94.92, 98.11)3.90 (3.12, 4.88)0.21 (0.11, 0.40)
  Triponderal mass index16.440.849 (0.801, 0.897)91.67 (80.02, 97.68)69.42 (64.72, 73.83)25.88 (22.01, 57.24)98.62 (96.30, 98.89)3.00 (2.53, 3.55)0.12 (0.05, 0.31)
  New body mass index27.760.864 (0.818, 0.911)85.42 (72.24, 93.93)75.49 (71.04, 79.56)28.87 (24.43, 51.75)97.80 (95.18, 98.25)3.48 (2.84, 4.28)0.19 (0.10, 0.38)
  CUN-BAE index20.120.878 (0.829, 0.927)87.50 (74.75, 95.27)75.97 (71.55, 80.02)29.79 (25.23, 54.98)98.12 (95.66, 98.51)3.64 (2.97, 4.46)0.16 (0.08, 0.35)