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. 2020 Dec 7;116(1):108–116. [Article in Portuguese] doi: 10.36660/abc.20190885

Table 3. – Predictive factors for cardiovascular risk. Univariate and multivariate analyses.

Variables Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
HR [95% CI] p-value HR [95% CI] p-value
Age (1-year increment) 1.036 [1.025; 1.047] < 0.001 1.035 [1.024; 1.046] < 0.001
Sex (male) 1.123 [0.900; 1.401] 0.303 - -
History of CAD (yes) 1.686 [1.329; 2.139] < 0.001 1.324 [0.989; 1.772] 0.059
Previous AMI (yes) 1.672 [1.338; 2.090] < 0.001 1.515 [1.155; 1.988] 0.003
History of stroke/TIA (yes) 1.738 [1.335; 2.263] < 0.001 1.481 [1.132; 1.938] 0.004
History of PAD (yes) 1.951 [1.520; 2.503] < 0.001 1.651 [1.271; 2.143] < 0.001
DM (yes) 1.191 [0.951; 1.492] 0.127 1.227 [0.967; 1.557] 0.093
Hypertension (yes) 0.829 [0.593; 1.159] 0.272 - -
Diabetic nephropathy (yes) 1.826 [1.324; 2.518] < 0.001 1.438 [1.021; 2.025] 0.037
Smoker (yes) 0.950 [0.656; 1.376] 0.785 - -
Asymptomatic carotid artery disease (yes) 1.008 [0.724; 1.404] 0.963 - -
Combined drugs (yes)* 1.083 [0.852; 1.377] 0.513 - -

Combined drugs: combined use of antiplatelet agent, statin, and angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor at baseline. AMI: acute myocardial infarction; CAD: coronary artery disease; HR: hazard ratio; PAD: peripheral artery disease; TIA: transient ischemic attack; DM: diabetes mellitus.