Table 2 Univariate and multivariate Cox proportional hazard analyses of predicting AD-related death.

From: Impact of hyperuricemia on mortality related to aortic diseases: a 3.8-year nationwide community-based cohort study

Variables

Hazard ratio

95% confidence interval

P value

Univariate analysis

Age, per-1 year increase

1.082

1.049–1.164

< 0.0001

Sex

2.306

1.588–3.388

< 0.0001

Hypertension

5.704

3.328–10.660

< 0.0001

Smoking

1.917

1.237–2.885

0.0043

Previous cardiovascular disease

2.553

1.397–4.312

0.0035

Previous cerebrovascular disease

2.486

1.168–4.637

0.0205

eGFR, per-1SD increase

0.566

0.462–0.694

< 0.0001

Uric acid, per-1SD increase

1.359

1.227–1.505

< 0.0001

Multivariate analysis

Age, per-1 year increase

1.064

1.029–1.100

0.0002

Sex

1.393

0.899–2.108

0.1386

Hypertension

4.206

2.387–8.126

< 0.0001

Smoking

2.208

1.406–3.472

0.0006

Previous cardiovascular disease

1.588

0.860–2.714

0.1323

Previous cerebrovascular disease

1.408

0.656–2.660

0.3537

eGFR, per-1SD increase

0.710

0.574–0.879

0.0017

Uric acid, per-1SD increase

1.166

1.012–1.342

0.0340

  1. AD aortic artery disease, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate.