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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2012 Jul 16;10(10):1136–1142.e3. doi: 10.1016/j.cgh.2012.06.023

TABLE 3.

Risk of any pancreatitis in relation to characteristics of patients with celiac disease.

Subgroup Observed events Expected events* HR; 95% CI P-value Absolute risk/ 100,000 PYAR Excess risk/ 100,000 PYAR Attributable percentage
Sex
Females 233 81 2.89; 2.47–3.39 <0.001 115 75 65
Males 173 62 2.79; 2.32–3.36 <0.001 143 92 64
Age
10–19 yrs 39 10 3.80; 2.53–5.71 <0.001 27 20 74
20–39 yrs 69 21 3.33; 2.47–4.48 <0.001 116 81 70
40–59 yrs 146 58 2.53; 2.08–3.07 <0.001 198 119 60
≥60 152 53 2.85; 2.33–3.48 <0.001 355 230 65
Calendar period
-1989 82 27 3.00; 2.27–3.97 <0.001 96 64 67
1990–1999 181 66 2.74; 2.29–3.28 <0.001 113 72 64
2000–2008 143 48 2.96; 2.42–3.61 <0.001 184 122 66

HR, Hazard ratio; CI, Confidence interval; PYAR, Person-years at risk.

Reference is general population comparator cohort.

*

Expected number of events in patients with celiac disease was derived from the observed number of events divided by the HR.