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Table 2 Logistic regression model estimating effects of age, sex, BP, with age-BP interaction on TIA/minor stroke

From: Systolic blood pressure as a predictor of transient ischemic attack/minor stroke in emergency department patients under age 80: a prospective cohort study

Variable

B

SE

p

OR

95% CI

Systolic model

 Sex (male vs. female)

0.59

0.15

< 0.001

1.81

1.36–2.41

 Age (< 60 vs. 60–79 years)

−0.21

1.40

0.880

0.81

0.05–12.67

 Age (≥80 vs. 60–79 years)

4.06

0.97

< 0.001

58.09

8.71–387.53

 Systolica

0.21

0.05

< 0.001

1.23

1.11–1.35

 Systolica: Age (< 60 vs. 60–79 years)

− 0.04

0.10

0.671

0.96

0.80–1.16

 Systolica: Age (≥80 vs. 60–79 years)

− 0.21

0.06

< 0.001

0.81

0.72–0.91

  (Intercept)

−2.76

0.72

< 0.001

  

Diastolic model

 Sex (male vs. female)

0.59

0.15

< 0.001

1.80

1.35–2.40

 Age (< 60 vs. 60–79 years)

0.84

1.37

0.542

2.31

0.15–34.17

 Age (≥80 vs. 60–79 years)

4.13

0.98

< 0.001

62.13

9.03–427.61

 Diastolica

0.29

0.08

< 0.001

1.34

1.14–1.58

 Diastolica: Age (< 60 vs. 60–79 years)

−0.21

0.16

0.177

0.81

0.59–1.10

 Diastolic*: Age (≥80 vs. 60–79 years)

−0.39

0.12

< 0.001

0.68

0.54–0.85

  (Intercept)

−2.18

0.72

0.002

  
  1. CI confidence interval; OR odds ratio; SE standard error.
  2. aPer 10 mmHg. In these models, the reference group for age is 60–79 years