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. 2018 Dec 17;49(4):338–349. doi: 10.4070/kcj.2018.0161

Table 3. Multivariable association of risk factors including GRS with AF recurrence after catheter ablation.

Variable Recurrence
Unadjusted univariable HR (95% CI) p value Adjusted HR* (95% CI) p value
GRS 1.166 (1.066–1.275) 0.001 1.132 (1.034–1.240) 0.007
Age 0.995 (0.981–1.009) 0.513 0.996 (0.980–1.012) 0.589
Sex (male) 1.406 (0.969–2.041) 0.073 1.182 (0.792–1.764) 0.413
BMI 0.978 (0.924–1.034) 0.430 0.909 (0.851–0.971) 0.005
Persistent AF 1.549 (1.144–2.098) 0.005 1.062 (0.754–1.496) 0.730
Hypertension 0.843 (0.620–1.145) 0.274 0.896 (0.644–1.247) 0.515
DM 0.867 (0.558–1.346) 0.525 0.966 (0.615–1.517) 0.881
Heart failure 1.572 (1.053–2.345) 0.027 1.160 (0.759–1.773) 0.492
Previous stroke 1.606 (0.912–2.830) 0.101 1.680 (0.946–2.984) 0.077
LA diameter 1.063 (1.041–1.086) <0.001 1.060 (1.034–1.087) <0.001
LVEF 0.951 (0.936–0.967) <0.001 0.967 (0.949–0.984) <0.001

AF = atrial fibrillation; BMI = body mass index; CI = confidence interval; DM = diabetes mellitus, GRS = genetic risk score; HR = hazard ratio; LA = left atrium; LVEF = left ventricular ejection fraction; SNP = single nucleotide polymorphism.

*The associations were tested with a Cox proportional hazards model that included all the variables listed in the table. Additive genetic modeling was used for all SNPs. Risk for GRS is per allele, age per year, LA size per mm, LVEF per % increase. All other risks are per risk category.