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Table 2 Infection routes predicting the presence or absence of familial clustering of HCV using univariate logistic regression analysis

From: Risk factors for familial clustering of hepatitis C virus infection in a Chinese Han population: a cross-sectional study

Parameters

Familial Clustering

OR

95%CI

P value

Yes n = 59 (%)

No n = 938(%)

L

U

Sexual transmission

  

5.336

1.884

15.111

0.002*

 Yes

5(8.5)

16(1.7)

    

 No

54(91.5)

922(98.3)

    

Blood transfusion

  

0.276

0.155

0.491

< 0.001*

 Yes

17(28.8)

558(59.5)

    

 No

42(71.2)

380(40.5)

    

Intravenous drug abuse

  

1.131

0.438

2.917

0.799

 Yes

5(8.5)

71(7.6)

    

 No

54(91.5)

867(92.4)

    

Intravenous Infusion

  

0.732

0.223

2.402

0.606

 Yes

3(5.1)

64(6.8)

    

 No

56(94.9)

874(93.2)

    

Dental treatment

  

1.064

0.527

2.146

0.863

 Yes

10(16.9)

151(16.1)

    

 No

49(2.9)

787(83.9)

    

Long-term exposure to HCV patients

  

185.315

53.082

646.951

< 0.001*

 Yes

22(37.3)

3(0.3)

    

 No

37(62.7)

935(99.7)

    

Tattooing and piercing

  

1.600

0.662

3.866

0.297

 Yes

6(10.2)

62(6.6)

    

 No

53(89.8)

876(93.4)

    

Blood purification

  

0.000

0.000

0.000

0.999

 Yes

0(0)

15(1.6)

    

 No

59(100)

923(98.4)

    

Intra-exam/treatment

  

1.342

0.401

4.494

0.633

 Yes

3(5.1)

36(3.8)

    

 No

56(94.9)

902(96.2)

    

Surgery and transplantation

  

0.713

0.345

1.476

0.363

 Yes

9(15.3)

189(20.1)

    

 No

50(84.7)

749(79.9)