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Table 2 Relationship between baseline sensory impairments and four-year Follow-Up of Sarcopenia

From: Association between sensory impairment and sarcopenia in older Chinese adults: a 4-Year longitudinal study

 

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

odds ratio

95% CI

odds ratio

95% CI

odds ratio

95% CI

NSI

1 (Ref.)

 

1 (Ref.)

 

1 (Ref.)

 

VI

1.164

(0.952–1.422)

1.135

(0.927–1.389)

1.114

(0.909–1.366)

HI

1.143

(0.954–1.369)

1.126

(0.939–1.351)

1.107

(0.922–1.330)

DSI

1.416***

(1.224–1.637)

1.335***

(1.152–1.546)

1.308***

(1.126–1.519)

Gender

1.302***

(1.161–1.461)

1.149*

(1.019–1.296)

1.381***

(1.176–1.622)

Age

1.113***

(1.102–1.124)

1.112***

(1.100–1.123)

1.115***

(1.103–1.127)

Census

  

0.512***

(0.435–0.602)

0.538***

(0.456–0.635)

Education

  

0.781***

(0.698–0.873)

0.793***

(0.708–0.888)

Marry

  

0.816**

(0.700–0.951)

0.826*

(0.708–0.964)

Smoking

    

1.406***

(1.204–1.641)

Drinking

    

0.882

(0.766–1.016)

Malignancies

    

1.394

(0.746–2.607)

Psychiatric problems

    

1.325

(0.806–2.180)

Digestive diseases

    

1.285***

(1.115–1.481)

Stroke

    

1.303

(0.939–1.809)

Heart problems

    

1.112

(0.942–1.312)

Diabetes

    

1.013

(0.804–1.275)

Hypertension

    

0.603***

(0.530–0.687)

Fall occurrence

    

1.071

(0.924–1.242)

Observations

4,195

 

4,195

 

4,195

 
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