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Table 1 Epidemiological risk factors for HBV-cirrhosis patients and controls

From: Serum lipid profile as a marker of liver impairment in hepatitis B Cirrhosis patients

Variables

Cases (n = 30)

Controls(n = 50)

Odds ratio

95%Confidence intervals

P value

Education

 • No education

10

11

1.95

0.477–8.149

0.455

 • Primary

4

6

1.43

0.234–8.762

0.960

 • Matric

6

8

1.61

0.325–8.084

0.752

 • Intermediate

3

10

0.64

0.100–3.853

0.869

 • Graduation and above

7

15

1.00

(Reference)

 

Marital status

 • Married

18

30

1.00

0.360–2.790

1.000

 • Unmarried

12

20

1.00

(Reference)

 

Family history

 • Positive

20

10

8.00

2.567–25.834

0.0001

 • Negative

10

40

1.00

(Reference)

 

Unani/homeopathic treatment

 • Yes

10

15

1.17

0.396–3.426

0.951

 • No

20

35

1.00

(Reference)

 

Self-medication

 • Yes

12

15

1.56

0.543–4.469

0.502

 • No

18

35

1.00

(Reference)

 

Shaving

 • Self

7

15

1.00

(Reference)

 

 • Barber Shop

6

5

2.57

0.463–14.975

0.378

 • Both self and barber shop

5

8

1.34

0.255–7.078

0.975

Ear/Nose pricking

 • Yes

12

20

1.00

0.358–2.782

1.000

 • No

18

30

1.00

(Reference)

 

Addiction of

 • Areca nut

10

6

2.19

0.608–8.154

0.287

 • Betel leaf with areca nut and tobacco/Gutka

6

4

1.98

0.420–9.715

0.527

 • Moist powdered tobacco snuff

2

1

2.64

0.169–78.024

0.842

Smokers

10

11

1.77

0.575–5.488

0.394

Non smokers

20

39

1.00

(Reference)

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