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. 2019 Apr 3;2019:9379602. doi: 10.1155/2019/9379602

Table 2.

Subgroup analyses of the highest post-diagnostic aspirin exposure and prostate cancer-specific mortality risk.

Group OR(95%CI) Number of studies I2 (%) P(heterogeneity)
Region
 America 0.81(0.65,1.03) 9 48.1 0.052
 Europe 1.12(0.88,1.41) 4 54.1 0.088

Study type
 case-control 1.31(0.85,2.01) 1 NA NA
 cohort 0.89(0.74,1.07) 12 57.8 0.006

Participants
0.91(0.74,1.11) 8 41.7 0.100
0.92(0.65,1.28) 5 70.8 0.008

Age
0.51(0.32,0.80) 4 0 0.417
0.98(0.79,1.21) 5 67 0.017

Follow-up time
0.89(0.76,1.05) 4 0 0.392
0.96(0.74,1.24) 7 60.5 0.019

Quality
 moderate 0.55(0.29,1.05) 4 66.4 0.030
 high 1.01(0.84,1.21) 9 49.5 0.045

Adjusted for smoking
 yes 0.96(0.71,1.31) 5 70.3 0.009
 no 0.97(0.79,1.18) 7 31.3 0.189

Adjusted for cardiovascular events
 yes 0.96(0.72,1.27) 6 64.6 0.015
 no 0.96(0.78,1.19) 6 37.4 0.157

A total score of 4-6 was considered moderate quality, and 7-9 was deemed high quality.