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. 2019 Dec 4;8(12):2145. doi: 10.3390/jcm8122145

Table 2.

Predictors of all-cause mortality using the Cox proportional hazards model.

Parameter Univariate Multivariate (Forward)
HR (95% CI) P HR (95% CI) P
Age (+ 13.74 year) 2.949 (2.494–3.486) <0.001 3.159 (2.524–3.952) <0.001
Male gender (male vs. female) 1.109 (0.852–1.444) 0.44 1.573 (1.152–2.150) 0.004
Diabetes mellitus (yes vs. no) 2.275 (1.750–2.957) <0.001 2.411 (1.773–3.278) <0.001
Mean blood pressure (+13.80 mmHg) 1.120 (0.983–1.276) 0.09 1.300 (1.101–1.534) 0.002
Total cholesterol (−40.68 mg/dL) 0.741 (0.631–0.872) <0.001
Heart rate (+12.20 beat/minute) 1.242 (1.096–1.407) 0.001
Smoking (ever vs. no) 0.775 (0.518–1.158) 0.21
Medications
Aspirin use 1.252 (0.954–1.642) 0.11
Beta blocker use 1.037 (0.796–1.351) 0.79
Calcium channel blocker use 1.127 (0.865–1.468) 0.38
ACEI use 1.142 (0.736–1.773) 0.55
ARB use 1.044 (0.804–1.354) 0.75
Diuretic use 1.886 (1.449–2.454) <0.001
Study Group <0.001 <0.001
Group 2 vs. Group 1 3.810 (2.307–6.292) <0.001 1.954 (1.049–3.638) 0.035
Group 3 vs. Group 1 3.459 (2.516–4.756) <0.001 1.150 (0.764–1.730) 0.50
Group 4 vs. Group 1 10.854 (7.014–16.797) <0.001 4.693 (2.745–8.022) <0.001

The HRs of continuous variables were calculated as a standard deviation change. HR: hazard ratio; CI: confidence interval; other abbreviations as in Table 1.