Research Paper Volume 15, Issue 5 pp 1330—1342
Associations between serum total cholesterol level and bone mineral density in older adults
Figure 4. The association between serum total cholesterol and lumbar spine BMD stratified by tertiles of different continuous variables. (A) Stratified by income poverty rate tertiles. Age, Sex, race / ethnicity, physical activity, blood urea nitrogen, total protein, serum uric acid, blood calcium and body mass index were adjusted. (B) Stratified by blood urea nitrogen tertiles. Age, Sex, race / ethnicity, physical activity, income poverty rate, total protein, serum uric acid, blood calcium and body mass index were adjusted. (C) Stratified by total protein tertiles. Age, Sex, race / ethnicity, physical activity, income poverty rate, blood urea nitrogen, serum uric acid, blood calcium and body mass index were adjusted. (D) Stratified by serum uric acid tertiles. Age, Sex, race / ethnicity, physical activity, income poverty rate, blood urea nitrogen, total protein, blood calcium and body mass index were adjusted. (E) Stratified by blood calcium tertiles. Age, Sex, race / ethnicity, physical activity, income poverty rate, blood urea nitrogen, total protein, serum uric acid and body mass index were adjusted. (F) Stratified by body mass index tertiles. Age, Sex, race / ethnicity, physical activity, income poverty rate, blood urea nitrogen, total protein, serum uric acid and blood calcium were adjusted.