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. 2017 May 26;12(5):e0177745. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0177745

Table 2. Incidence and adjusted hazard ratio of colorectal cancer stratified by sex, age and comorbidity compared among inflammatory bowel disease patients with cholecystectomy and without cholecystectomy.

Cholecystectomy
No Yes
Variables No. of Events PY Rate# No. of Events PY Rate# Crude HR (95%CI) Adjusted HR (95%CI)†
All 6 4245 1.41 7 4006 1.75 1.24(0.42, 3.68) 0.76(0.25, 2.32)
Gender
Female 1 1933 0.52 3 2025 1.48 2.84(0.30, 27.3) 1.62(0.16, 16.4)
Male 5 2312 2.16 4 1981 2.02 0.94(0.25, 3.51) 0.57(0.14, 2.22)
Age
≤ 49 2 2421 0.83 0 1319 0 - -
50–64 1 833 1.2 3 1233 2.43 2.07(0.22, 19.9) 1.74(0.18, 16.9)
≧65 3 991 3.03 4 1454 2.75 0.92(0.21, 4.10) 0.74(0.16, 3.37)
Comorbidity
No 3 3430 0.87 4 2345 1.71 1.91(0.43, 8.54) 1.43(0.32, 6.47)
Yes 3 816 3.68 3 1661 1.81 0.49(0.10, 2.44) 0.52(0.10, 2.56)

Rate#, incidence rate, per 1000 person-years; Crude HR, relative hazard ratio

Adjusted HR†: multivariable analysis including age, sex, and comorbidities

Comorbidity‡: Patients with any one of the comorbidities hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, stroke, congestive heart failure, colorectal adenomas, and obesity were classified as the comorbidity group