Concordance between homeostatic model assessment and triglyceride glucose index in assessing insulin resistance among HIV-infected patients

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- The positive correlation between TyG (triglyceride glucose) index TyG and HOMA-IR. HOMA-IR: homeostatic model assessment of insulin resistance
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- Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve of triglyceride glucose index for predicting insulin resistance.

Table 1

- Characteristics of the subjects (N=147).

Parameters	Group A	Group B	P-value
Female / Male	8(11.1)/64(88.9)	20(26.7)/55(73.3)	0.016^{^a}
CD4 <250 / >250cell/mm³	18(25.0)/54(75.0)	27(36.0)/48(64.0)	0.148^{^a}
RNA <5000 / >5000copy/ml	28(38.9)/44(61.1)	18(24.0)/57(76.0)	0.052^{^a}
BMI <25/>25	56(77.8)/16(22.2)	62(82.7)/13(17.3)	0.457^{^a}
Age	30 (19-67)	35(18-68)	0.153^{^c}
Triglycerid	120 (50-280)	162(100-310)	<0.001^{^c}
TyG index	8.112±0.257	8.43±0.231	<0.001^{^b}
Glucose	69.47±14.911	80.64±14.965	<0.001^{^b}

Table 2

- Risk factors of insulin resistance through binary logistic regression analysis.

OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval, BMI: body mass index