The relationship between glomerular hyperfiltration and the distribution of abdominal adipose tissue according to body mass index.

Q1~Q4, quartile group of each adipose tissue; BMI, body mass index; SAT, subcutaneous adipose tissue area; VAT, visceral adipose tissue area; Q1~Q4, quartile group of each adipose tissueRange of quartile in men (normal BMI): VAT Q1, (~60.0), Q2, (60.0~86.8), Q3, (86.8~116.2), Q4, (116.2~) SAT Q1, (~72.6), Q2, (72.6~94.0), Q3, (94.0~114.2), Q4, (114.2~)Range of quartile in women (normal BMI): VAT Q1, (~40.6), Q2: (40.6~57.6), Q3: (57.6~78.3), Q4: (78.3~) SAT Q1, (~114.7), Q2, (114.7~145.8), Q3, (145.8~176.0), Q4, (176.2~)Range of quartile in men (overweight): VAT Q1, (~110.5), Q2, (110.5~140.7), Q3, (140.7~171.9), Q4, (171.9~) SAT Q1, (~119.2), Q2, (119.2~144.1), Q3, (144.1~175.5), Q4, (175.5~)Range of quartile in women (overweight): VAT Q1, (~78.7), Q2: (78.7~100.2), Q3: (100.2~123.6), Q4: (123.6~) SAT Q1, (~177.7), Q2, (177.7~213.1), Q3, (213.1~252.6), Q4, (252.6~)a P for trendMultivariate analysis was adjusted for age, body mass index, weight, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, and body surface area in the group of men with normal BMI (The relationship between glomerular hyperfiltration and the distribution of abdominal adipose tissue according to body mass index.