Table 5.
Associations of the urinary thallium 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 | 0.011(0.001,0.088) *** | 0.046(0.004,0.580) * | 0.165(0.007,3.851) |
| Q1 | ref | ref | ref |
| Q2 | 0.526(0.254,1.093) | 0.640(0.214,1.911) | 0.714(0.362, 1.408) |
| Q3 | 0.448(0.140,1.437) | 0.636(0.177,2.284) | 0.835(0.228, 3.059) |
| Q4 | 0.209(0.100,0.435) *** | 0.302(0.121,0.752) * | 0.471(0.161, 1.381) |
| HR (95%CI) in H. pylori negative | |||
| Continuous variable | 0.108(0.020,0.580) * | 0.130(0.004,4.096) | 0.144(0.005, 4.332) |
| Q1 | ref | ref | ref |
| Q2 | 1.140(0.574,2.263) | 0.830(0.452,1.525) | 0.712(0.434, 1.166) |
| Q3 | 0.536(0.292,0.986) * | 0.378(0.103,1.383) | 0.348(0.087, 1.390) |
| Q4 | 0.460(0.235,0.902) * | 0.515(0.146,1.821) | 0.537(0.180, 1.603) |
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 Lead and urinary Tungsten
*P < 0.05
***P < 0.001