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Table 3 HRs from Competing Risk Models for outcomes according to quartiles of baseline TyG index

From: Relationship between early-onset stroke and triglyceride-glucose index among young Chinese adults

 

Total

Quartile 1

Quartile 2

Quartile 3

Quartile 4

P for trend

Strok, N (%)

281

28(0.31)

58(0.64)

67(0.75)

128(1.42)

 

 Model 1

 

Reference

1.70(1.08–2.69)

1.62(1.03–2.54)

2.49(1.62–3.84)

 < 0.01

 Model 2

 

Reference

1.65(1.04–2.60)

1.49(0.95–2.34)

2.11(1.36–3.25)

0.01

 Model 3

 

Reference

1.57(0.99–2.49)

1.34(0.85–2.12)

1.78(1.14–2.76)

0.02

Ischemic stroke, N (%)

221

19(0.21)

46(0.51)

49(0.55)

107(1.19)

 

 Model 1

 

Reference

1.96(1.14–3.37)

1.70(0.98–2.93)

2.96(1.70–4.96)

 < 0.01

 Model 2

 

Reference

1.89(1.10–3.25)

1.54(0.89–2.64)

2.40(1.43–4.03)

0.01

 Model 3

 

Reference

1.78(1.03–3.07)

1.36(0.79–2.36)

1.98(1.17–3.37)

0.03

Hemorrhage stroke, N (%)

66

10(0.11)

15(0.17)

18(0.20)

23(0.26)

 

 Model 1

 

Reference

1.26(0.56–2.85)

1.28(0.58–2.81)

1.36(0.63–2.95)

0.46

 Model 2

 

Reference

1.24(0.55–2.79)

1.24(0.55–2.76)

1.31(0.60–2.88)

0.55

 Model 3

 

Reference

1.22(0.53–2.80)

1.16(0.51–2.61)

1.14(0.51–2.52)

0.86

  1. Model 1: adjusted for age and sex;
  2. Model 2: adjusted for age, sex, smoking, drinking, education level, salt status, physical activity, and BMI;
  3. Model 3: adjusted for all the variables in model 2 and LDL-C, HDL-C, hs-CRP, hypertension, antidiabetic drugs, antihypertensive drugs and lipid-lowering drugs