Table 3 Estimating odds ratio of preventive low dose aspirin use and having the parent’s osteoporosis with occurrence of fractures due to a fall from standing height or less.
From: NHANES cross sectional study of aspirin and fractures in the elderly
Statement | Non-User aspirin | User aspirin | Parents had no osteoporosis | Parents had osteoporosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Fracture in the hip due to a fall from standing height or less (1time or more) | ||||
Yes | 31 | 19 | – | – |
No | 4350 | 2732 | ||
Odds ratio (95%, CI: Range) | 1.015 (95%; CI:0.71–0.145) | – | ||
Fracture in wrist due to a fall from standing height or less1time or more) | ||||
Yes | 77 | 51 | – | – |
No | 4304 | 2700 | ||
Odds ratio (95%, CI: Range) | 1.02 (95%; CI:0.88–1.18) | – | ||
Fracture in spine due to a fall from standing height or less (1time or more) | ||||
Yes | 11 | 8 | – | – |
No | 4370 | 2743 | ||
Odds ratio (95%, CI: Range) | 0.916 (95%; CI: 0.05–1.5) | – | ||
Fracture due to a fall from standing height or less (1 time or more) | ||||
Yes | 114 | 76 | 170 | 20 |
No | 4267 | 2675 | 6042 | 900 |
Odds ratio (95%, CI: Range) | 0.963 (95%; CI: 0.08–1.149) | 1.23 (95%; CI:0.81–1.8) | ||
