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. 2016 Oct 21;11(10):e0161927. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0161927

Table 3. Univariable analysis for event-free survival assessing potential risk factors.

Variable Available cases HR 95% CI P
Gender 322 0.469
female versus male 124 vs. 198 0.79 0.41 to 1.50
Active smoking 298 0.282
yes versus no 48 vs. 250 1.60 0.70 to 3.63 -
History of smoking 274 0.580
yes versus no 50 vs. 224 1.33 0.49 to 3.60 -
Hypertension 319 0.311
yes versus no 307 vs. 12 0.51 0.16 to 1.68
Diabetes mellitus 313 0.622
yes versus no 51 vs. 262 1.26 0.52 to 3.08
Hypercholesterinemia 314 0.756
yes versus no 202 vs. 112 1.12 0.54 to 2.31
Hyperlipidemia 318 0.764
yes versus no 131 vs. 102 1.31 0.58 to 2.94
mixed versus no 85 vs. 102 1.05 0.40 to 2.72
Cerebrovascular disease 317 0.013
yes versus no 45 vs. 272 2.76 1.31 to 5.79
Peripheral artery disease 313 0.406
yes versus no 42 vs. 271 1.45 0.62 to 3.39
Coronary artery disease 319 0.080
yes versus no 53 vs. 266 1.93 0.94 to 3.96
Chronic heart insufficiency 317 0.380
yes versus no 19 vs. 298 1.58 0.60 to 4.17
Age at the start of dialysis 322 1.07 1.04 to 1.10 <0.001
Body mass index 319 1.00 0.93 to 1.08 0.963
C-related protein 289 1.00 0.91 to 1.11 0.934
Fibrinogen 183 1.002 1.000 to 1.005 0.099
Dialysis time at time of wait listing 313 1.012 0.996 to 1.027 0.178

Estimated hazard ratio (HR) for event-free survival with 95% confidence interval (CI) and p-value of the likelihood ratio test. For pairwise comparisons, confidence intervals instead of p-values are given (p-value of Wald test ≤ 0.05 if and only if confidence interval does not contain 1).