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Table 4 Factors associated with active trachoma infection from backward stepwise (Wald) logistic regression analysis among study participants in Boricha and Dale districts, Sidama Ethiopia, in 2019 (n = 701)

From: Status of active trachoma infection among school children who live in villages of open field defecation: a comparative cross-sectional study

Hygiene conditions

Trachoma infection

 

Yes

N (%)

No

N (%)

AOR (95% CI)

P- value

ODF status

 ODF

270 (76.5%)

83 (23.5%)

2.52 (1.5–4.1)

0.000

 Non-ODF

308 (88.5%)

40 (11.5%)

1

 

Sex of students

 Male

305 (84.7%)

55 (15.3%)

1

 

 Female

273 (80.1%)

68 (19.9%)

1.631 (1.009–2.638)

0.046

Ocular discharge

 Yes

66 (48.9%)

69 (51.1%)

5.715 (3.468–9.418)

0.000

 No

57 (10.1%)

509 (89.9%)

1

 

Nasal discharge

 Yes

42 (41.6%)

59 (58.4%)

1.898 (1.060–3.399)

0.031

 No

81 (13.5%)

519 (86.5%)

1

 

Fly on face

 Yes

35 (60.3%)

23 (39.7%)

6.472 (3.366–12.444)

0.000

 No

88 (13.7%)

555 (86.3%)

1

 

Finger cleanliness

 Yes

27 (8.4%)

293 (91.6%)

.431(.215–.863)

0.018

 No

96 (25.2%)

285 (74.8%)

1

 

Cloth cleanliness

 Yes

28 (8.6%)

298 (91.4%)

.647(.326–1.285)

0.214

 No

95 (25.3%)

280 (74.7%)

1

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