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. 2021 Jan 15;11:1538. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-81328-y

Table 2.

Hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals for the incidence of composite of end-stage renal disease and all-cause mortality according to the categories of systolic blood pressure among the individuals with chronic kidney disease.

Categories of SBP (mmHg) Composite of end-stage renal disease and all-cause death
Events (n) Follow-up duration (person-years) Incidence rate (per 1000 person-years) Adjusted HR (95% CI)*
Total
 < 100 (n = 389) 13 2337 5.56 (3.23–9.58) 0.936 (0.535–1.638)
100–109 (n = 1546) 51 9280 5.50 (4.18–7.23) 0.961 (0.708–1.303)
110–119 (n = 4285) 160 25,780 6.21 (5.32–7.25) 0.905 (0.739–1.109)
120–129 (n = 5249) 227 31,426 7.22 (6.34–8.23) 1 (Ref.)
130–139 (n = 6449) 357 38,610 9.25 (8.34–10.26) 1.126 (0.953–1.330)
140–149 (n = 2230) 191 12,989 14.70 (12.76–16.95) 1.443 (1.190–1.751)
 ≥ 150 (n = 2130) 226 12,374 18.26 (16.03–20.81) 1.502 (1.247–1.811)
P for trend  < 0.0001
Non-users of antihypertensive agent
 < 100 (n = 299) 0 1829 0 0.078 (0.005–1.257)
100–109 (n = 1139) 15 6929 2.16 (1.31–3.59) 0.679 (0.391–1.178)
110–119 (n = 2827) 57 17,193 3.32 (2.56–4.30) 0.889 (0.627–1.259)
120–129 (n = 3020) 71 18,344 3.87 (3.07–4.88) 1 (Ref.)
130–139 (n = 3232) 103 19,698 5.23 (4.31–6.34) 1.173 (0.866–1.587)
140–149 (n = 880) 45 5284 8.52 (6.36–11.41) 1.489 (1.025–2.164)
 ≥ 150 (n = 777) 54 4627 11.67 (8.94–15.24) 1.744 (1.222–2.490)
P for trend  < 0.0001
Users of antihypertensive agent
 < 100 (n = 90) 13 508 25.58 (14.86–44.06) 2.023 (1.158–3.535)
100–109 (n = 407) 36 2351 15.32 (11.05–21.23) 1.303 (0.908–1.871)
110–119 (n = 1458) 103 8587 12.00 (9.89–14.55) 0.948 (0.739–1.217)
120–129 (n = 2229) 156 13,082 11.92 (10.19–13.95) 1 (Ref.)
130–139 (n = 3217) 254 18,912 13.43 (11.88–15.19) 1.084 (0.888–1.324)
140–149 (n = 1350) 146 7705 18.95 (16.11–22.29) 1.371 (1.093–1.720)
 ≥ 150 (n = 1353) 172 7747 22.20 (19.12–25.78) 1.376 (1.106–1.711)
P for trend 0.0022

SBP systolic blood pressure, HR hazard ratio, CI confidence interval.

*Adjusted for age, sex, current smoking, alcohol consumption, regular exercise, household income level, body mass index, presence of dyslipidaemia, diabetes mellitus, and urine dipstick positivity for protein. Adjusted HRs (95% CIs) and P-values, considered to be statistically significant in bold font.