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Fatty liver and abdominal fat relationships with high C reactive protein in adults without coronary heart disease

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Table 2. Association between fatty liver, adipose visceral fat  ≥ P 75  and HOMA-IR  ≥ P 75  with the natural logaritm of hs-CRP in multivariate linear regression analyses.
Table 3. Association of fatty liver, adipose visceral fat  ≥ P 75  and HOMA-IR ≥ P 75 , with high hs-CRP (≥ 3 mg/L) in multivariate

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