Table 3 T1-T2 risk state by T3 risk state. Note that outcome is 0 if T3 state is low or lower than the state at T2, otherwise it is 1. The test for trend controlling for T1 risk state is: a>b>c; d>e>f; g>h>i (Pr>z<0.001). The test for trend controlling for T2 risk state is: a>d>g; b>e>h(Pr>z<0.001)c>f>i (Pr = 0.143) The superscripted numbers in parenthesis represent the order of trend which appeared to be significantly associated with the likelihood to be at "0" at T3.
| Â | Trend percentage at T3 per T1-T2 risk state | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
T1-T2 risk state (N = 180,767) | (0) | (1) | Comparison of order | Trend statistic (Z) |
Low-Lowa | 82.4(1) | 17.6 | Vs. d | -68.2* |
Low-Mediumb | 52.5(3) | 47.5 | Vs. g | -11.4* |
Low-Highc | 35.8(5) | 64.2 | Vs. e | -44.7* |
Medium-Lowd | 58.6(2) | 41.4 | Vs. b | -11.2* |
Medium-Mediume | 34.0(6) | 66.0 | Vs. h | -18.0* |
Medium-Highf | 21.5(8) | 78.5 | Vs. i | -27.7* |
High-Lowg | 43.5(4) | 56.5 | Vs. c | -26.2* |
High-Mediumh | 22.6(7) | 77.4 | Vs. f | -43.8* |
High-Highi | 11.7(9) | 88.3 | - | - |