OR, RR, HR

OR: Odds ratio  比值比

RR: Risk ratio/ relative risk 相对危险度

HR: Hazard ratio 

这三个指标都用来衡量 结局 和 暴露因素 之间的关系



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成组设计的病例对照研究资料整理表

OR=病例组的暴露比值/对照组的暴露比值

病例组的暴露比值(Odds病例)=  (a/(a+c)) ÷ (c/(a+c)) = a/c

对照组的暴露比值(Odds对照)=  (b/(b+d)) ÷ (d/(b+d)) = b/d

比值比(Odds Ratio)= (病例组的暴露比值(a/c)) ÷ (对照组的暴露比值(b/d)) = ad/bc

与RR相似,OR是两个比值的比,因此一定是正数。OR的解释与RR也类似。

作者:海马

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In a longitudinal study, we can use risk ratio (cumulative incidence ratio) as table below;

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However, in a case control study, we use odds ratio instead of risk ratio due to the fact thatthe cases and controls are chosen by the investigator.We can use different matching ratios such as 1:1 or 1:10 to choose cases and controls, which may lead to different results if we use risk ratio. The following is a good example;

In the same source population

If we choose 1:1 matching, the table is shown below;

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If we choose 1:10 matching, the table is shown below;

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From the table, we can see that the risk ratios (1.83 and 3.08) are different under different matching ratio settings, and the odds ratios (3.5) are the same. Since the source population stays constant, we want constant results no matter what matching ratios we use. That's the reason we choose odds ratio in case control study.

Risk ratio depends on chosen matching ratio in case control.

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