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Table 1 Demographic and socio-economic characteristics of non-complier and complier subjects, and prevalence of H. pylori infection

From: Prevalence of Helicobacter pyloriinfection and associated factors among adults in Southern Brazil: a population-based cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Test non-compliers (n = 200) n (%)

Test compliers (n = 363) n (%)

p1

Prevalence2 n (%)

p3

Age (years)

  

0.6

 

0.024

20–29

53 (26.5)

84 (23.4)

 

40 (47.6)

 

30–39

35 (17.5)

78 (21.7)

 

56 (71.8)

 

40–49

42 (21.0)

80 (22.3)

 

57 (71.3)

 

≥ 50

70 (35.0)

117 (32.6)

 

78 (66.7)

 

Sex

  

0.009

 

0.1

Male

95 (47.5)

129 (35.9)

 

76 (58.9)

 

Female

105 (52.5)

230 (64.1)

 

155 (67.4)

 

Ethnicity

  

0.6

 

<0.001

White

151 (75.5)

279 (77.7)

 

165 (59.1)

 

Non white

49 (24.5)

80 (22.3)

 

66 (82.5)

 

Family income (MW)

  

0.09

 

<0.0014

≤ 1.00

27 (14.1)

37 (10,5)

 

31 (83.8)

 

1.01–3.00

66 (34.4)

138 (39.0)

 

92 (66.7)

 

3.01–5.00

42 (21.9)

99 (28.0)

 

71 (71.7)

 

≥ 5.01

57 (29.7)

80 (22.6)

 

35 (43.8)

 

Education

  

0.5

 

0.0014

≤ 4

39 (21.5)

69 (19,2)

 

49 (71.0)

 

5–7

41 (22.7)

84 (23.4)

 

60 (71.4)

 

8–10

32 (17.7)

72 (20.1)

 

48 (66.7)

 

≥ 11

69 (38.1)

109 (30.4)

 

53 (48.6)

 

Marital status

  

0.4

 

0.8

With partner

127 (63.5)

241 (67.1)

 

156 (64.7)

 

Without partner

73 (36.5)

118 (32.9)

 

75 (63.6)

 

Size of present family

  

0.7

 

0.03

1–3

92 (46.0)

171 (47.6)

 

100 (58.5)

 

≥ 4

108 (54.0)

188 (52.4)

 

131 (69.7)

 
  1. 1p of difference between test-compliers and test non-compliers according to the independent variables
  2. 2 prevalence among test-compliers
  3. 3p of the association between the independent variable and the prevalence of H. pylori infection
  4. 4test for linear trend