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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Respir Med. 2014 Jun 16;2(7):557–565. doi: 10.1016/S2213-2600(14)70124-9

Table 2.

Multivariable Survival Analysis of IPF Patients Across All Three Cohorts

Dallas IPF cohort Chicago IPF cohort San Francisco IPF cohort

Hazard Ratio (95% CI) P-value Hazard Ratio (95% CI) P-value Hazard Ratio (95% CI) P-value
Multivariable analysis (individual covariates) (n=135) (n=123) (n=49)

Age 1·02 (0·99 – 1·04) 0·26 0·99 (0·96 – 1·03) 0·66 1·02 (0·98 – 1·07) 0·36
Male Sex 1·3 (0·78 – 2·14) 0·31 2·24 (0·89 – 5·68) 0·088 1·33 (0·38 – 4·62) 0·65
FVC, % predicted 0·81 (0·67 – 0·97) 0·023 0·91 (0·70 – 1·17) 0·45 0·85 (0·64 – 1·15) 0·30
DLCO, % predicted 0·72 (0·58 – 0·89) 0·0021 0·60 (0·47 – 0·78) 0·00013 0·77 (0·57 – 1·05) 0·097
Telomere Length 0·22 (0·08 – 0·63) 0·0048 0·11 (0·03 – 0·39) 0·00066 0·25 (0·07 – 0·87) 0·029

Multivariable analysis (GAP score) (n=143) (n=124) (n=50)

GAP score 2·62 (1·79 – 3·84) <0·0001 3·67 (1·94 – 6·95) <0·0001 2·81 (1·35 – 5·87) 0·0058
Telomere length 0·5 (0·20 – 1·26) 0·14 0·21 (0·06 – 0·76) 0·018 0·25 (0·08 – 0·84) 0·024

The reported hazard ratios are per a 10% difference in FVC and DLCO measurements and per a 1-unit difference in log T/S ratios. Patients who were unable to perform the DLCO test (n=9 in the Dallas cohort, n=1 in the Chicago cohort, and n=1 in the San Francisco cohort) were excluded from analysis when using individual covariates, but included when using GAP score.