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. 2019 Feb 8;17(2):306–318. doi: 10.1111/jth.14365

Table 5.

Association between growth arrest‐specific gene 6 (Gas6) plasma level and overall mortality up to 36 months

n/N (%) Crude hazard ratio (95% confidence interval) P‐value Adjusted hazard ratio (95% confidence interval) P‐value
From the time of the index VTE (T1) onwards using Gas6 measured at the time of VTE diagnosis (T1)
Gas6 at the time of the index VTE (categorized)
Low (< 109%) 20/216 (9.3) Reference Reference
Medium (109–157%) 73/435 (16.8) 1.96 (1.20–3.19) 0.007 1.69 (1.00–2.84) 0.048
High (> 157%) 77/213 (36.2) 4.95 (3.04–8.05) < 0.001 3.44 (2.03–5.82) < 0.001
Log‐transformed Gas6 at the time of the index VTE
Continuous (per log unit) 170/864 (19.7) 7.21 (4.48–11.60) < 0.001 5.00 (3.16–7.92) < 0.001
From the time of the index VTE onwards using Gas6 as a time‐varying covariate (at the time of the index VTE and 12 months later)
Gas6 time‐varying covariate (categorized)
Low (< 109%) Reference Reference
Medium (109–157%) 1.88 (1.26–2.80) 0.002 1.68 (1.09–2.57) 0.017
High (> 157%) 5.55 (3.63–8.47) < 0.001 3.55 (2.21–5.71) < 0.001
Log‐transformed Gas6 time‐varying covariate
Continuous (per log unit) 8.50 (5.51–13.11) < 0.001 5.18 (3.17–8.46) < 0.001

VTE, venous thromboembolism. Adjustments: mortality was adjusted for age, gender, cancer, provoked VTE, prior VTE, overt pulmonary embolism, renal disease, history of major bleeding, heart failure, chronic lung disease, high pulse, low blood pressure, low oxygen, and periods of anticoagulation as a time‐varying covariate 49, 53.