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. 2018 Feb 23;12(6):203–210. doi: 10.5489/cuaj.4870

Table 4.

Time-dependent multivariable competing risk model for bladder cancer-specific survival

Characteristics HR 95% CI p
 Year of diagnosis
  Before 1998 REF
  1998–2003 1.0 0.71–1.5 0.85
  2004–2008 0.58 0.37–0.88 0.01
  2009–2012 0.10 0.05–0.20 <0.001
 Age at bladder cancer diagnosis
  66–69 REF
  70–74 1.2 0.58–2.5 0.60
  75–79 0.96 0.46–2.0 0.91
  80–84 1.4 0.64–3.0 0.43
  85–high 1.9 0.91–4.2 0.09
 Time between DM and NMIBC diagnosis, per year 1.0 0.96–1.1 0.70
 Gender (male vs. female) 0.80 0.59–1.1 0.15
 Area of residency (rural vs. urban) 0.91 0.62–1.3 0.62
 Neighborhood income quintile
  First REF
  Second 1.0 0.68–1.5 0.99
  Third 1.2 0.80–1.7 0.41
  Fourth 1.0 0.66–1.5 0.99
  Fifth 0.9 0.56–1.3 0.49
 Charlson comorbidity score, n (%)
  0 REF
  1 1.3 0.74–2.2 0.39
  2 1.5 1.1–2.0 0.008
  3+ 1.4 0.96–2.1 0.08
 Pre-NMIBC exposure, per year of use
  Metformin 1.0 0.90–1.1 0.80
  Glyburide 0.97 0.88–1.1 0.50
  Thiazolidinedione 0.85 0.36–2.0 0.71
  Other oral anti-diabetic agents 0.99 0.70–1.4 0.93
  Insulin 1.1 0.65–1.9 0.73
 Post-NMIBC exposure, per year of use
  Metformin 1.1 0.92–1.2 0.45
  Glyburide 1.17 1.02–1.3 0.03
  Thiazolidinedione 0.85 0.30–1.3 0.21
  Other oral anti-diabetic agents 0.86 0.53–1.4 0.54
  Insulin 1.17 0.76–1.8 0.47

CI: confidence interval; DM: diabetes mellitus; HR: hazard ratio; NMIBC: non-muscleinvasive bladder cancer.