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. 2017 Dec 12;154(1):41–50. doi: 10.1016/j.chest.2017.11.031

Table 2.

Predicted Change in Percent Emphysema Over 10 Years for Participants Taking Aspirin Regularly Compared With Those Not Taking Aspirin, With and Without Propensity-Score Weighting

Model Change in Percent Emphysema Over 10 Years (95% CI) P Value
Unweighted
 Unadjusted –0.42 (–0.70 to –0.14) .003
 Model 1 –0.35 (–0.62 to –0.09) .009
 Model 2 –0.36 (–0.63 to –0.10) .007
 Model 3 –0.34 (–0.60 to –0.08) .011
Weighted by propensity score
 Unadjusted –0.35 (–0.62 to –0.09) .009
 Model 1 –0.33 (–0.58 to –0.08) .010
 Model 2 –0.33 (–0.58 to –0.08) .009
 Model 3 –0.31 (–0.56 to –0.06) .014

Model 1: Adjusted for baseline age, sex, race/ethnicity, sex × time and race/ethnicity × time interactions, education, time-varying height, weight, CT scanner model, milliamperes, and voxel size.

Model 2: Additionally adjusted for baseline pack-years, pack-years × time interaction, and time-varying cigarettes per day for current smokers.

Model 3: Additionally adjusted for baseline hypertension, C-reactive protein levels, sphingomyelin levels, ACE inhibitor or ARB use, and ACE-inhibitor or ARB use × time interaction.

See Table 1 legend for expansion of abbreviations.