Table 3.

Association Between Frailty Status at Enrollment and Subsequent Mortality: Results of Proportional Hazards Model Analysis

ModelaHR (95% CI) of Frailty Phenotype Compared to Robust Phenotype
PrefrailFrail
Model 13.08 (1.30–7.28)10.87 (4.21–28.07)
P = .10P < .001
Model 22.68 (1.12–6.40)8.87 (3.38–23.28)
P = .026P < .001
Model 32.25 (.93–5.39)6.21 (2.31–16.73)
P = .071P < .001
Model 41.96 (.81–4.69)5.84 (2.21–15.46)
0.133P < .001
Model 51.85 (.77–4.47)5.26 (1.97–14.05)
0.172P = .001
Model 61.86 (.77–4.49)4.64 (1.72–12.50)
0.165P = .002
ModelaHR (95% CI) of Frailty Phenotype Compared to Robust Phenotype
PrefrailFrail
Model 13.08 (1.30–7.28)10.87 (4.21–28.07)
P = .10P < .001
Model 22.68 (1.12–6.40)8.87 (3.38–23.28)
P = .026P < .001
Model 32.25 (.93–5.39)6.21 (2.31–16.73)
P = .071P < .001
Model 41.96 (.81–4.69)5.84 (2.21–15.46)
0.133P < .001
Model 51.85 (.77–4.47)5.26 (1.97–14.05)
0.172P = .001
Model 61.86 (.77–4.49)4.64 (1.72–12.50)
0.165P = .002

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio.

aModel 1: unadjusted; model 2: adjusted for age; model 3: further adjusted for human immunodeficiency virus; model 4: further adjusted for smoking status; model 5: further adjusted for alcohol status; model 6: further adjusted for log-transformed soluble CD163 plasma concentration.

Table 3.

Association Between Frailty Status at Enrollment and Subsequent Mortality: Results of Proportional Hazards Model Analysis

ModelaHR (95% CI) of Frailty Phenotype Compared to Robust Phenotype
PrefrailFrail
Model 13.08 (1.30–7.28)10.87 (4.21–28.07)
P = .10P < .001
Model 22.68 (1.12–6.40)8.87 (3.38–23.28)
P = .026P < .001
Model 32.25 (.93–5.39)6.21 (2.31–16.73)
P = .071P < .001
Model 41.96 (.81–4.69)5.84 (2.21–15.46)
0.133P < .001
Model 51.85 (.77–4.47)5.26 (1.97–14.05)
0.172P = .001
Model 61.86 (.77–4.49)4.64 (1.72–12.50)
0.165P = .002
ModelaHR (95% CI) of Frailty Phenotype Compared to Robust Phenotype
PrefrailFrail
Model 13.08 (1.30–7.28)10.87 (4.21–28.07)
P = .10P < .001
Model 22.68 (1.12–6.40)8.87 (3.38–23.28)
P = .026P < .001
Model 32.25 (.93–5.39)6.21 (2.31–16.73)
P = .071P < .001
Model 41.96 (.81–4.69)5.84 (2.21–15.46)
0.133P < .001
Model 51.85 (.77–4.47)5.26 (1.97–14.05)
0.172P = .001
Model 61.86 (.77–4.49)4.64 (1.72–12.50)
0.165P = .002

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio.

aModel 1: unadjusted; model 2: adjusted for age; model 3: further adjusted for human immunodeficiency virus; model 4: further adjusted for smoking status; model 5: further adjusted for alcohol status; model 6: further adjusted for log-transformed soluble CD163 plasma concentration.

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