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. 2016 May 25;25(10):1196–1203. doi: 10.1002/pds.4030

Table 4.

Association between Metformin use, CKD and incident LA

Sub‐cohorts No of events Hazard ratio [95% CI]* Hazard ratio [95% CI] propensity score adjusted
Association between Metformin use and incident LA
Patients with CLD 9 0.79 [0.12–5.19] 0.70 [0.10–4.76]
Patient without CLD 21 1.38 [0.26–7.23] 0.97 [0.28–3.31]
Patient with CKD 21 0.66 [0.18–2.45] 1.04 [0.33–3.28]
Patient without CKD 9 1.45 [0.29–7.33] 1.38 [0.27–6.96]
Patients without CKD or CLD 7 1.18 [0.23–6.19] 1.44 [0.27–7.76]
Association between CKD and incident LA
Patients with CLD 9 14.27 [2.91–69.97] 14.79 [3.00–72.90]
Patient without CLD 21 5.04 [1.86–13.63] 4.79 [1.77–12.94]
*

The covariates which caused at least a 10% shift in the risk estimate for the univariate analysis were adjusted in the final model. The COX model for each analysis was constructed separately.

We categorized the continuous propensity score into 20 strata of 5% each for the distribution of scores. The covariates which caused at least a 10% shift in the risk estimate after given by stratum of propensity score were adjusted in the final model.