Additionally, significant positive correlations were observed between log2-AISI, log2-MLR, log2-NLR, log2-dNLR, and log2-nMLR with gout prevalence ( p < 0.05), with a notable trend of increasing gout prevalence associated with higher levels of these inflammatory markers ( p for trend>0.05).
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Systemic inflammation response index association with gout in hyperuricemic adults: NHANES 2007-2018.
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Further analysis using log2-SIRI converted into quartiles revealed a significant difference in gout prevalence between the highest and lowest quartiles [OR = 1.867, 95% CI (1.254, 2.778), p = 0.002], with a clear trend of increasing gout prevalence associated with higher levels of log2-SIRI ( p for trend = 0.002).