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. 2016 Nov;32:36–41. doi: 10.1016/j.parkreldis.2016.08.010

Table 2.

Adjusted risk ratios for different outcomes by diagnostic group.

Diagnostic groupd Na (ne) All-cause mortalitya (N = 573)
Na (ne) Institutionalizationa,b (N = 545)
Na (ne) Dead or dependent at 3 years and independent at baselinea,c (N = 393)
HR 95% CI HR 95% CI OR 95% CI
Control 255 (54) 1.00 253 (11) 1.00 202 (35) 1.00
Parkinson's disease 198 (72) 2.49 (1.72, 3.58) 195 (26) 3.98 (1.98, 8.00) 147 (50) 3.87 (2.18, 6.86)
Atypical parkinsonismd
120 (92)
6.85
(4.78, 9.81)
97 (42)
14.2
(7.17, 28.2)
44 (39)
45.3
(15.3, 134.5)
 Vascular Parkinsonism 37 (27) 6.32 (3.91, 10.2) 32 (8) 6.72 (2.47, 18.2) 13 (11) 24.6 (4.90, 123.4)
 Dementia with Lewy bodies 41 (33) 7.75 (4.88, 12.3) 33 (22) 27.7 (13.3, 57.6) 13 (12) 73.1 (8.80, 606.7)
 Parkinson Plus 42 (32) 6.58 (4.13.10.5) 32 (12) 11.4 (4.70, 27.7) 18 (16) 55.2 (9.80, 311.5)

N = total number of patients and controls included in analysis. Na = number of people included in analysis; Ne = number of events; HR hazards ratio; OR odds ratio.

* p-value <0.001.

a

Analysis adjusted for: age, sex, living alone, vascular co-morbidity, smoking, deprivation category.

b

Analysis with competing risk for death on those not institutionalized at baseline.

c

Analysis only includes those independent at baseline, N = 393 due to missing baseline Schwab & England scores.

d

Atypical parkinsonian patients analysed all together and repeated below subdivided into separate diagnostic groups.