Table 2 Results of univariate and multivariate Cox proportional hazard analyses for 3-year all-cause mortality in the whole study population.

From: A sarcopenia screening test predicts mortality in hospitalized older adults

 

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

HR

95% CI

p

HR

95% CI

p

Age (years)

1.07

(1.03–1.12)

<0.001

Not included

  

Women

0.55

(0.29–1.05)

0.069

Not included

  

Sarcopenia

1.77

(0.98–3.19)

0.058

2.06

(1.02–4.15)

0.044

Current smokers

1.06

(0.51–2.22)

0.879

Not selected

  

Current alcohol drinkers

1.38

(0.60–3.19)

0.454

Not selected

  

Hypertension

1.24

(0.77–2.01)

0.370

Not selected

  

Ischemic heart disease

1.30

(0.79–2.12)

0.298

Not selected

  

COPD

1.10

(0.66–1.83)

0.704

Not selected

  

Diabetes

1.19

(0.66–1.89)

0.673

Not selected

  

Stroke

1.35

(0.45–4.31)

0.609

Not selected

  

CKD

1.59

(0.87–2.91)

0.134

Not selected

  

Acute infection

1.31

(1.03–4.89)

0.043

Not selected

  

Osteoarthritis

0.88

(0.51–1.54)

0.672

Not selected

  

Tumor of any type

1.91

(1.03–3.56)

0.043

1.89

(1.04–3.35)

0.038

GI disease

0.93

(0.50–1.74)

0.819

Not selected

  

Liver disease

1.03

(0.42–2.57)

0.946

Not selected

  

Falls in the previous year

1.13

(0.56–2.28)

0.735

Not selected

  

Urinary incontinence

1.33

(0.68–2.61)

0.397

Not selected

  

Chronic pain

1.21

(0.74–2.02)

0.444

Not selected

  

Malnutrition

2.81

(1.34–5.96)

0.007

2.20

(1.05–6.17)

0.048

Polypharmacy

1.95

(1.14–3.36)

0.015

Not selected

  

Cognitive impairment

2.18

(1.28–3.68)

0.004

1.97

(1.18–3.46)

0.010

Depression

2.17

(1.26–3.70)

0.005

Not selected

  

BMI (kg/m2)

0.89

(0.82–0.98)

0.014

Not selected

  

Gait speed (m/s)

0.67

(0.21–2.07)

0.486

Not selected

  

Hemoglobin (g/L)

0.98

(0.97–0.99)

<0.001

Not selected

  

Prealbumin (mg/L)

1.00

(0.99–1.01)

0.774

Not selected

  
  1. BMI: body mass index; CI: confidence interval; CKD: chronic kidney disease; COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; GI: gastrointestinal; HR: hazards ratio.