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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 23.
Published in final edited form as: Circulation. 2007 Apr 30;115(19):2481–2489. doi: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.106.665406

TABLE 3.

Cox Regression With Multiple Predictor Variables Including Location and Type of Mutations for First Cardiac Event

Variable Hazard Ratio 95% CI P
Netherlands:United States 1.15 0.74–1.78 0.55
Japan:United States 1.45 0.98–2.16 0.07
Male <13 y:female <13 y 1.72 1.25–2.38 <0.001
Female 13–40 y:male 13–40 y 2.27 1.30–3.96 <0.01
QTc 500–530 ms:QTc <500 ms 2.04 1.41–2.96 <0.001
QTc >530 ms:QTc <500 ms 3.25 2.25–4.69 <0.001
QTc missing*:QTC <500 ms 2.26 1.57–3.25 <0.001
Transmembrane:C-terminus 2.06 1.36–3.12 <0.001
Missense yes:no 1.33 0.86–2.05 0.20
Intron:C-terminus 2.45 0.98–6.11 0.06
Time-dependent β-blocker use 0.26 0.14–0.49 <0.001

The Cox analysis involved 592 subjects with 445 transmembrane, 126 C-terminus, 2 N-terminus, and 19 intron mutations; 8 subjects were not included in this Cox analysis because of missing data about the date of their first cardiac event.

*

QTc missing category involves 47 subjects who died suddenly at a young age without a prior ECG.