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. 2023 Jul 4;24(13):11091. doi: 10.3390/ijms241311091

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics and univariable Cox regression analysis for cancer incidence.

Cancer Event HR 95% CI p-Value
Yes (n = 67) No (n = 683)
Age, years 68 [63–72] 65 [59–70] 1.053 1.020–1.087 0.001
Male gender, n (%) 56 (84) 597 (87) 0.720 0.377–1.376 0.320
Cardiovascular risk factors
Family history, n (%) 33 (49) 380 (56) 0.772 0.478–1.246 0.290
Smoking habit, n (%) 47 (70) 414 (61) 1.476 0.874–2.491 0.145
Diabetes, n (%) 10 (15) 101 (15) 1.050 0.536–2.057 0.887
Hypertension, n (%) 28 (42) 333 (49) 0.770 0.474–1.252 0.292
Dysplipidemia, n (%) 49 (73) 469 (69) 1.205 0.702–2.068 0.499
Obesity, n (%) 24 (36) 194 (28) 1.397 0.847–2.302 0.190
Previous AMI, n (%) 36 (52) 354 (54) 0.881 0.538–1.444 0.616
Number of revascularization procedures
<2, n (%) 52 (78) 581 (85) Reference
≥2, n (%) 15 (22) 102 (15) 1.628 0.916–2.894 0.096
Circulating biomarkers
LTL 1.01 [0.67–1.29] 1.00 [0.70–1.40] 0.952 0.643–1.409 0.806
mtDNAcn 33 [19–49] 29 [18–45] 1.000 0.994–1.005 0.871
NLR 2.10 [1.63–2.70] 2.10 [1.61–2.77] 0.927 0.739–1.163 0.512
SII, 109/L 521 [376–699] 483 [353–642] 1.000 0.999–1.001 0.896

AMI: acute myocardial infarction; LTL: leukocyte telomere length; mt: mitochondrial; cn: copy number; NLR: neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; SII: systemic immune-inflammation index; HR: hazard ratios; CI: confidence intervals.