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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Aug 28.
Published in final edited form as: Vasc Med. 2020 Apr 27;25(4):319–327. doi: 10.1177/1358863X20901599

Table 3.

Association of six-minute walk performance with lower extremity events with and without adjustment for ABI.

Tertile 1
HR (95% CI)
(21–326 m)
n = 123
p-value Tertile 2
HR (95% CI)
(327–412 m)
n = 124
p-value Tertile 3
HR (95% CI)
(412–701 m)
n = 122
Model 1
All lower extremity outcomes 1.59
(1.09, 2.33)
n = 66
0.0166 1.13
(0.77, 1.65)
n = 55
0.54 Ref.
n = 56
Model 2
All lower extremity outcomes 1.74
(1.17, 2.60)
0.0067 1.16
(0.79, 1.70)
0.44 Ref.
Model 1
Lower extremity revascularization 1.89
(0.96, 3.71)
n = 21
0.06 1.48
(0.77, 2.86)
n = 20
0.24 Ref.
n = 17
Model 2
Lower extremity revascularization 1.96
(0.96, 4.01)
0.06 1.50
(0.77, 2.90)
0.23 Ref.
Model 1
ABI decline > 15%a 1.51
(0.98, 2.32)
n = 52
0.06 1.01
(0.65, 1.55)
n = 41
0.97 Ref.
n = 44
Model 2
ABI decline > 15%a 1.77
(1.12, 2.78)
0.0136 1.08
(0.70, 1.68)
0.72 Ref.
Model 1
Critical limb ischemia or amputation 5.52
(0.89, 34.23)
n = 7
0.07 2.53
(0.38, 17.06)
n = 4
0.34 Ref.
n = 2
Model 2
Critical limb ischemia or amputation 4.78
(0.70, 32.67)
0.11 2.45
(0.36, 16.69)
0.36 Ref.

Model 1 adjusteding for age, sex, race, BMI, smoking, comorbidities, and statin use. Model 2 adjusted for variables in Model 1 + ABI.

a

Four people are not included in the analyses for ABI decline > 15%: one in tertile 1, two in tertile 2, and one in tertile 3.

ABI, ankle–brachial index; BMI, body mass index; HR, hazard ratio.