Associations between lipid accumulation indices and gallstone prevalence in Chinese elderly: a community-based study in Fuzhou.

BMC Gastroenterol · 2026 · PMC13188478 · PMID 41987064

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Figure 2 multivariable analysis indicates that after Z-score standardization and adjustment for multiple confounders, LAP, VAI, and CMI were all significantly positively associated with gallstone risk ( P < 0.05), with LAP showing the strongest association (OR = 1.15); AIP also exhibited a positive trend but did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.064).

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AIP did not reach statistical significance after full adjustment ( P = 0.064).

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