Triglyceride to high-density lipoprotein cholesterol ratio as a predictor of long-term mortality in patients with coronary artery disease after undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention: a retrospective cohort study

Table 4 Cox regression analysis results for long-term ACM

Variables	B	SE	Wald	P-Value	HR	95%CI
Age	0.066	0.010	41.202	< 0.001	1.069	1.047–1.091
Gender	− 0.175	0.256	0.466	0.495	0.840	0.508–1.387
Family history	−1.254	0.395	10.089	0.001	0.285	0.132–0.619
Hypertension	0.234	0.211	1.228	0.268	1.263	0.836–1.909
Diabetes	0.582	0.208	7.823	0.005	1.790	1.190–2.692
Smoking	0.102	0.284	0.128	0.721	1.107	0.635–1.930
Alcohol consumption	0.323	0.313	1.066	0.302	1.381	0.748–2.548
Cr	0.006	0.001	31.712	< 0.001	1.006	1.004–1.008
UA	0.001	0.001	0.427	0.513	1.001	0.999–1.003
TC	0.052	0.073	0.515	0.473	1.054	0.913–1.216
THR	0.714	0.245	8.513	0.004	2.042	1.264–3.300

Abbreviation: ACM All-cause mortality, Cr Creatinine, UA Uric acid, TC Total cholesterol, THR Triglyceride to high-density lipoprotein cholesterol ratio. Note: The boldfaced P-Values are statistically different

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