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Table 3 Multivariable Regression Model of Steroid Exposure

From: Examining systemic steroid use in older inflammatory bowel disease patients using hurdle models: a cohort study

 

Steroid use (yes/no)a

Duration of steroid use among utilizersb

 

OR

CI

Ratio of Durationsc

CI

Age ( 5 year decrease)

1.25

(1.14, 1.39)f

0.97

(0.88, 1.06)

Female

1.30

(0.93, 1.80)

1.11

(0.85, 1.45)

Caucasian

1.46

(0.87, 2.46)

0.87

(0.54, 1.38)

Region

    

 Midwest

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

 Northeast

0.92

(0.61, 1.37)

1.13

(0.81, 1.57)

 Southeast

0.91

(0.61, 1.35)

0.93

(0.67, 1.29)

 Southwest

0.80

(0.47, 1.38)

0.84

(0.54, 1.32)

 Rocky Mountain

0.44

(0.12, 1.55)

0.90

(0.29, 2.73)

 Pacific & HI, AK, PRg

0.70

(0.38, 1.30)

0.84

(0.51, 1.40)

Rural

1.54

(1.10, 2.13)d

0.93

(0.71, 1.20)

Medicaid eligible

0.80

(0.57, 1.13)

0.89

(0.66, 1.20)

antiTNFs

1.66

(0.52, 5.34)

0.63

(0.30, 1.29)

Nonbiologic immunomodulators

2.14

(0.82, 5.57)

0.76

(0.42, 1.36)

Aminosalicylates

1.78

(1.26, 2.51)e

1.01

(0.77, 1.33)

Locally administered steroids

3.77

(0.69, 20.6)

1.41

(0.46, 4.35)

Antidiarrheals

1.72

(1.12, 2.62)d

0.83

(0.59, 1.18)

Charlson index

0.96

(0.90, 1.01)

1.00

(0.95, 1.06)

Hospitalizations

0.97

(0.88, 1.07)

0.99

(0.90, 1.09)

Endoscopy (>1)

1.09

(0.76, 1.56)

0.83

(0.60, 1.15)

IBD-associated Surgery

0.75

(0.40, 1.39)

0.89

(0.48, 1.64)

  1. aDependent variable was incident steroid use during the follow-up period, Individuals with baseline steroid use were excluded from this model (n = 1216)
  2. bDependent variable was days of steroid use among steroid users (n = 260) during the follow-up period, Individuals with baseline steroid use were excluded from this model; count truncated at zero; cEffect measure is ratio of steroid therapy durations; All explanatory variables are measured within the first 12 months after study entry; d p < .05, e p < .01, f p < .001; gHI = Hawaii, AK = Alaska, PR = Puerto Rico