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Table 2 Simple and multiple analyses (binomial response) of dengue fever cases and controls, Campinas, SP, 2007

From: Spatial distribution of the risk of dengue fever in southeast Brazil, 2006-2007

Variable

Crude ORa

95% CI

Adjusted ORa

95% CI

Age (years)

0.98

0.97, 0.99

0.99

0.98, 1.00

   Sex

    

   Male

1.01

0.80, 1.26

  

   Female

-

   

Education level, head of household (years of study)

0.94

0.91, 0.96

  

Stays home during the day

    

   Yes

0.58

0.46, 0.73

0.45

0.34, 0.60

   No

-

 

-

 

Has had dengue fever

    

   Yes

0.94

0.47, 1.89

  

   No

-

   

Water supply

    

   Centralized

-

   

   Well, Truck or "Improvised"

4.41

2.34, 8.33

  

Water shortage

    

   Yes

1.11

0.69, 1.79

  

   No

-

   

Water storage

    

   Yes

4.44

2.80, 7.03

2.48

1.41, 4.35

   No

-

 

-

 

Garbage around the house

    

   Yes

2.70

2.07, 3.54

  

   No

-

   

Garbage collection (times per week)

    

   ≤ 2

5.68

3.82, 8.43

2.64

1.56, 4.47

   > 2

-

-

  

Flood

    

   Yes

4.83

3.43, 6.76

  

   No

-

   

Mosquito bites during the day

    

   Yes

1.52

1.21, 1.93

1.82

1.36, 2.44

   No

-

 

-

 

Basic sanitation

    

   Centralized

-

 

-

 

   Cesspool

2.02

1.48, 2.76

1.19

0.80, 1.79

   Open air

7.28

4.89, 10.8

2.94

1.77, 4.87

Presence of breeding sites

    

   Yes

2.73

2.17, 3.44

  

   No

-

   

Number of breeding sites

    

   0

-

 

-

 

   1 to 10

2.78

2.10, 3.68

1.83

1.31, 2.54

   >10

2.68

2.03, 3.55

1.60

1.12, 2.27

Presence of Larvae

    

   Yes

1.08

0.42, 2.76

  

   No

-

   

Assessment of Larvae Density b

2.62

2.25, 3.04

2.30

1.96, 2.70

  1. a OR = odds ratio
  2. b Assessment of Larvae Density = number of positive breeding sites per 100 domiciles