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. 2019 Apr 11;11:247–255. doi: 10.2147/CLEP.S201263

Table 3.

Comparison of incidence and HR for mortality stratified by age, sex, and comorbidity between poststroke and comparison cohorts

Comparison cohort
N=27,207
Poststroke
Total stroke (N=13,603) Poststroke non-epilepsy (N=11,952) Poststroke epilepsy (N=1,651)
Event (N) Rate Event (N) Rate Adjusted HR (95% CI)* Event (N) Rate Adjusted HR (95% CI)* Event (N) Rate Adjusted HR (95% CI)*
Age, years
 40–64 717 12.2 817 31.2 2.72 (2.46, 3.01) 604 26.2 2.32 (2.08, 2.58) 213 66.4 5.38 (4.61, 6.28)
 65–74 1,526 31.1 1,539 74.6 2.50 (2.33, 2.69) 1,257 66.7 2.24 (2.08, 2.41) 282 157.4 5.28 (4.65, 6.00)
 ≥75 3,877 80.3 2,808 150.4 1.94 (1.85, 2.04) 2,338 138.0 1.79 (1.70, 1.88) 470 272.6 3.38 (3.07, 3.72)
P for interaction <0.001 <0.001
Sex
 Female 2,515 35.8 2,143 72.2 2.12 (2.00, 2.24) 1,751 65.3 1.91 (1.80, 2.04) 392 137.8 3.99 (3.59, 4.45)
 Male 3,605 42.0 3,021 84.3 2.12 (2.02, 2.23) 2,448 76.6 1.90 (1.80, 2.00) 573 147.8 4.28 (3.91, 4.67)
P for interaction 0.90 0.40
Comorbidity
 None 70 29.2 49 47.7 1.88 (1.31, 2.72) 43 43.0 1.69 (1.16, 2.47) 6 226.4 16.1 (6.79, 38.4)
 With any one 6,050 39.4 5,115 79.3 2.08 (2.00, 2.16) 4,156 71.9 1.86 (1.79, 1.94) 959 143.2 4.20 (3.92, 4.49)
P for interaction 0.26 0.84

Notes: Rate, per 1,000 person-years; *variables found to be statistically significant in the univariable model were further included in the multivariable model.