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. 2024 Mar 14;73(10):219–224. doi: 10.15585/mmwr.mm7310a1

TABLE 2. Exact logistic regression models for associations between consumption of menu items and case-patient status of restaurant A patrons — Montana, May 2023.

Exposure No. of case-patients
n = 41 No. of control participants
n = 22 OR (95% CI)
Matched analysis
Unmatched analysis
Model 1* Model 2 Model 3§
Any morels
Yes
36
10
10.77 (1.37 to 492.84)
8.28 (2.12 to 37.80)
14.60 (2.75 to 151.00)
No
5
12
1.00 (Ref)
1.00 (Ref)
1.00 (Ref)
Any special roll
Yes
33
8
15.78 (3.11 to ∞)**
6.95 (1.97 to 27.20)
34.30 (4.17 to >1,000)
No
8
14
1.00 (Ref)
1.00 (Ref)
1.00 (Ref)
No. of pieces of special roll
None
8
14
1.00 (Ref)
1.00 (Ref)
1.00 (Ref)
1–3
9
7
0.50 (0.03 to ∞)**
2.20 (0.50 to 10.24)
18.06 (1.34 to >1,000)
≥4
24
1
22.47 (4.34 to ∞)**
38.15 (4.57 to >1,000)
248.46 (31.25 to ∞)**
Odds per each additional piece of special roll consumed 2.88 (1.34 to 16.90) 2.06 (1.44 to 3.23) 4.99 (2.06 to 24.95)

Abbreviations: OR = odds ratio; Ref = referent group.

* Conducted using conditional logistic regression models (matched on dining party). Only matched dining parties with at least one case-patient and one control participant contributed to the analysis; therefore, the numbers in the table do not match those in the matched analysis.

Unadjusted model.

§ Model adjusts for meal date (April 8–17, 2023 versus other) and age (continuous).

Special roll is a sushi roll prepared with morel mushrooms.

** Indicates a median unbiased estimate.