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. 2019 Sep 11;14(9):e0222169. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0222169

Table 3. Comparison of incidence and hazard ratio of acute pancreatitis between patients with and without kidney transplantation stratified by gender, age, and comorbidity.

Kidney transplantation
No Yes
Event PY Rate# Event PY Rate# Crude HR (95% CI) Adjusted HR (95% CI)
Gender
Women 4 17863 0.22 28 16566 1.69 7.57(2.65, 21.6)*** 7.71(2.68, 22.2)***
Men 11 18031 0.61 26 17873 1.45 2.42(1.19, 4.89)* 1.97(0.95, 4.10)
P for interaction 0.32
Stratify age
≤ 49 6 26219 0.23 33 23284 1.42 6.30(2.64, 15.0)*** 5.24(2.15, 12.8)***
50–64 6 6178 0.97 20 10191 1.96 1.94(0.78, 4.85) 1.75(0.69, 4.46)
≧ 65 3 3498 0.86 1 964 1.04 1.11(0.12, 10.7) 1.77(0.13, 23.6)
P for interaction 0.07
Comorbidity
No 9 30201 0.30 24 20202 1.19 4.04(1.88, 8.70)*** 3.94(1.83, 8.48)***
Yes 6 5693 1.05 30 14238 2.11 2.01(0.83, 4.82) 2.39(0.96, 5.96)
P for interaction 0.24

Rate#, incidence rate, per 1,000 person-years; Crude HR, relative hazard ratio; Variables found to be statistically significant in the univariable model were further included in the multivariable model.

Adjusted for age, alcohol-related illness, gall stone, HCV, HBV, and diabetes.

Patients with any one of the comorbidities alcohol-related illness, gall stone, HCV, HBV, CMV, polycystic kidney disease, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes were classified as the comorbidity group

*p<0.05,

***p<0.001.

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