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Table 2.

Cox proportional hazard model for mortality, cardiovascular, stroke, and coronary events in American Indians from the Strong Heart Study (1989–1999)

Event				Exposure: CKD			Exposure: Loss >20 ml/min
	Yr FU, Mean (SD)	New Events	Incidence Rate	Hazard Ratio	95% Confidence Interval	P value	Hazard Ratio	95% Confidence Interval	P value
Mortality	13.7 (6.4)	1198	0.0418	1.63	1.27 to 2.09	<0.001	3.37	2.70 to 4.19	<0.001
N=2098	13.7 (6.4)	1198	0.0418	1.63	1.27 to 2.09	<0.001	3.37	2.70 to 4.19	<0.001
All CVD	17.7 (4.5)	683	0.0196	1.16	0.84 to 1.59	0.37	1.43	1.09 to 1.88	0.01
N=1971	17.7 (4.5)	683	0.0196	1.16	0.84 to 1.59	0.37	1.43	1.09 to 1.88	0.01
Stroke	19.0 (2.3)	174	0.0044	1.91	1.15 to 3.16	0.01	1.42	0.86 to 2.34	0.17
N=2081	19.0 (2.3)	174	0.0044	1.91	1.15 to 3.16	0.01	1.42	0.86 to 2.34	0.17
CHF	18.7 (2.9)	256	0.0067	1.14	0.68 to 1.88	0.62	1.68	1.10 to 2.55	0.02
N=2035	18.7 (2.9)	256	0.0067	1.14	0.68 to 1.88	0.62	1.68	1.10 to 2.55	0.02

Models excluding prevalent CVD, stroke, and/or CHF as relevant; adjusted for baseline eGFR and/or eGFR slope as relevant; all adjusted for age, sex, field center, smoking, alcohol use, BMI, education, income. FU, follow up; CVD, cardiovascular disease; BMI, body mass index.