Fig 1.
The 1992/93 CHS population status at the end of follow-up for incident hip fracture on June 30, 2014. 76% of the study participants suffered from the competing event of death.
Fig 2.
Contrasting the magnitudes of the hazard ratio estimates for incident hip fracture between the cause-specific and FG subdistribution approaches.
Table 1.
Hazard ratio estimates for incident hip fracture, with mortality a competing risk.
Fig 3.
Contrasting the hazard ratio estimates for incident hip fracture between the cause-specific approach and the FG subdistribution approach. Mortality cause-specific hazard ratio estimate foretells the mutual position of the hazard ratios for incident hip fracture.
Table 2.
Summary of CS and SD approaches.
Fig 4.
Boxplots of years at risk for incident hip fracture and mortality.
Various approaches.
Table 3.
Incidence rate ratios and hazard ratios estimates for incident hip fracture, mortality and composite event in model M1.
Fig 5.
Estimates of cumulative incidence.
Cumulative incidence functions estimates for incident hip fracture, mortality and composite event.
Table 4.
The comparison of hazard ratios estimates, cumulative hazard ratios estimates, relative risk estimates, and odds ratios estimates for cumulative incidence for incident hip fracture and mortality in the competing risk setting under the subdistribution approach.