Multivariable logistic regression analysis examined the association between high preoperative anxiety and all-cause mortality/major morbidity, adjusting for the Society of Thoracic Surgeons predicted risk, age, gender, and depression symptoms.
Multivariate logistic regression analyses were used to assess the 2-year follow up effect of SHARE-operationalized frailty phenotype on the incidence of disability (disability-free at baseline) and on worsening disability and morbidity, adjusting for age, sex, income and baseline morbidity and disability.
Adjusted for multi-morbidity, Adjusted for multi-morbidity and gender, Adjusted for multimorbidity, gender and age.
IRR – incidence rate ratio, 95% – confidence interval, DDDs – defined daily doses Adjusted for multi-morbidity, Adjusted for multi-morbidity and gender, Adjusted for multimorbidity, gender and age.
In seven municipalities, significant differences between neighbourhoods existed for perinatal morbidity (adjusted OR ranging from 1.33 to 2.38) and for perinatal mortality (adjusted OR ranging from 2.06 to 5.59).
The direction of effect was reversed for the more restricted outcome measure 'intrapartum related mortality and morbidity' (RR adjusted for parity 1.92, 95% CI 0.97 3.80).
In the multivariate model, the estimate for the primary outcome (composite morbidity) was adjusted for maternal country of birth (Nordic yes/no), age, BMI, height, smoking in the first trimester of pregnancy, parity, mode of delivery, PIH, and preeclampsia.
All demonstrate that older age continues to predict not having surgery even when co-morbidity is adjusted for (Hillner et al, 1996; Giordano et al, 2005).
This disparity in treatment by age was evident in the whole sample, across both constituent regions and persisted when co-morbidity was adjusted for.
Model 1: Mutually adjusted, adjusted R = 33.6%; Model 2: further adjusted for co-morbidities, adjusted R = 36.3%.
