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Table 4 The respiratory maximum ER (95% CI) in lag days, stratified by age, sex and season

From: Short-term effect of fine particulate matter and ozone on non-accidental mortality and respiratory mortality in Lishui district, China

Variables

Respiratory deaths

Lag

PM2.5

Lag

O3

All

Lag2

0.60% (− 1.51, 2.76%)

Lag7

1.35% (0.05, 2.66%)*

Age(year)

 45–64

Lag0

0.39% (−15.11, 18.71%)

Lag4

0.39% (− 11.35, 13.67%)

 65–84

Lag5

1.04% (−2.30, 4.51%)

Lag5

0.69% (− 1.36, 2.79%)

 85+

Lag0

0.59% (−3.27, 4.60%)

Lag4

0.11% (−2.21, 2.48%)

Sex

 Male

Lag4

1.03% (−1.65, 3.78%)

Lag7

2.06% (0.41, 3.74%)*

 Female

Lag0

2.21% (−1.73, 6.30%)

Lag0

1.12% (−1.55, 3.87%)

Season

 Spring

Lag0

2.49% (−4.92, 10.47%)

Lag5

1.50% (−1.41, 4.50%)

 Summer

Lag6

7.76% (−0.11, 16.25%)

Lag3

1.19% (−1.14, 3.58%)

 Autumn

Lag6

3.26% (−3.81, 10.85%)

Lag6

0.14% (−2.93, 3.31%)

 Winter

Lag7

1.97% (−0.87, 4.90%)

Lag4

2.16% (−0.87, 5.29%)

  1. Note. *P < 0.05