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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Dermatol. 2013 Sep-Oct;23(5):681–687. doi: 10.1684/ejd.2013.2158

Table 5.

Risk of chronic urticaria in relation to demographic characteristics of patients with celiac disease.

Subgroup Observed events (N) Expected events (N)* HR; 95% CI P-value Absolute risk/100,000 PYAR Excess risk/100,000 PYAR Attributable percentage (%)
Sex
Females 61 30 2.03; 1.51–2.72 <0.001 30 15 51
Males 18 11 1.61; 0.96–2.72 0.073 15 6 38
Age
0–19 yrs 36 25 1.42; 0.98–2.06 0.060 25 7 30
20–39 yrs 23 7 3.14; 1.90–5.17 <0.001 39 26 68
40–59 yrs 17 6 2.62; 1.48–4.66 0.001 23 14 62
≥60 3 2 1.21; 0.34–4.32 0.769 7 1 17
Calendar period
-1989 12 6 1.90; 0.98–3.70 0.059 14 7 47
1990–1999 34 20 1.69; 1.15–2.48 0.008 21 9 41
2000–2008 33 15 2.23; 1.49–3.32 <0.001 42 23 55

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.