Table 4.
Associations of the Urinary Lead and all-cause mortality in H. pylori positive and negative infected participants
| Variables | Model 0 | Model 1a | Model 2b |
|---|---|---|---|
| HR (95%CI) in H. pylori positive | |||
| Continuous variable | 0.82(0.63,1.06) | 0.77(0.58,1.02) | 0.75(0.52,1.07) |
| Q1 | ref | ref | ref |
| Q2 | 0.82(0.40,1.71) | 0.85(0.30,2.39) | 1.30(0.56,3.02) |
| Q3 | 0.69(0.24,1.98) | 0.84(0.19,3.69) | 2.06(0.84,5.05) |
| Q4 | 0.56(0.23,1.40) | 0.64(0.19,2.17) | 0.77(0.23,2.56) |
| HR (95%CI) in H. pylori negative | |||
| Continuous variable | 1.233(1.052,1.446) * | 1.045(0.842,1.297) | 1.127(0.925, 1.374) |
| Q1 | ref | ref | ref |
| Q2 | 1.32(0.57,3.09) | 0.79(0.11,5.56) | 1.45(0.32, 6.48) |
| Q3 | 1.50(0.82,2.76) | 0.62(0.11,3.39) | 1.06(0.27, 4.20) |
| Q4 | 1.67(0.91,3.08) | 0.73(0.15,3.56) | 1.10(0.32, 3.73) |
aModel 1 adjusted for age, sex, races and education
bModel 2 adjusted for age, sex, waist, poverty, races, education, HbA1c, alcohol drink, HDL, TG, diabetes mellitus, hypertension, urinary creatinine, urinary Thallium and urinary Tungsten
*P < 0.05