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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 4.

Association of WIQ speed score with lower extremity events, with and without adjustment for ABI.

Tertile 1
HR (95% CI)
(0.0–22.8)
n = 113
Pairwise p-value relative to 3rd tertile Tertile 2
HR (95% CI)
(25.0–46.7)
n = 122
Pairwise p-value relative to 3rd tertile Tertile 3
HR (95% CI)
(50.0–100)
n = 114
Model 1
All lower extremity outcomes 1.62
(1.11, 2.37)
n = 64
0.0122 0.94
(0.63, 1.39)
n = 54
0.75 Ref.
n = 51
Model 2
All lower extremity outcomes 1.80
(1.20, 2.69)
0.0041 0.98
(0.66, 1.46)
0.93 Ref.
Model 1
Lower extremity revascularization 2.17
(1.05, 4.49)
n = 21
0.0366 2.00
(0.98, 4.05)
n = 23
0.06 Ref.
n = 12
Model 2
Lower extremity revascularization 2.22
(1.04, 4.71)
0.0390 2.01
(0.99, 4.10)
0.055 Ref.
Model 1
ABI decline > 15%a 1.56
(1.02, 2.39)
n = 51
0.0410 0.82
(0.52, 1.29)
n = 39
0.39 Ref.
n = 40
Model 2
ABI decline > 15%a 1.88
(1.19, 2.98)
0.0070 0.90
(0.57, 1.42)
0.64 Ref.
Model 1
Critical limb ischemia or amputation 3.48
(0.69, 17.51)
n = 7
0.13 1.54
(0.24, 9.68)
n = 3
0.65 Ref.
n = 2
Model 2
Critical limb ischemia or amputation 3.10
(0.58, 16.64)
0.19 1.48
(0.23, 9.39)
0.68 Ref.

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

a

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

ABI, ankle–brachial index; BMI, body mass index; HR, hazard ratio; WIQ, Walking Impairment Questionnaire.