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. 2024 Mar 14;12:1352057. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1352057

Table 3.

Correlation between air pollutants and outpatient visits for dry eye disease, and effect modification assessed through stratified analyses by patient characteristics.

Characteristics PM2.5 PM10 CO SO2 NO2 O3
Gender
Male 1.0007(1.0001–1.0013) 1.0012(1.0008–1.0016) 1.1957(1.1168–1.2801) 1.0038(1.0017–1.0059) 1.0039(1.0020–1.0058) 1.0010(0.9999–1.0021)
Female 0.9997(0.9991–1.0003) 1.0007(1.0003–1.0010) 1.1067(1.0436–1.1737) 0.9999(0.9981–1.0018) 1.0013(0.9997–1.0029) 0.9999(0.9990–1.0008)
Age (years)
0–18 0.9986(0.9972–1.0001) 0.9991(0.9983–1.0001) 1.2710(1.1134–1.4508) 0.9984(0.9940–1.0028) 0.9986(0.9947–1.0025) 1.0016(0.9994–1.0039)
19–59 1.0005(1.0000–1.0011) 1.0009(1.0005–1.0012) 1.0948(1.0351–1.1578) 1.0006(0.9989–1.0023) 1.0015(0.9999–1.0031) 1.0006(0.9997–1.0015)
60- 0.9997(0.9990–1.0004) 1.0009(1.0004–1.0013) 1.1402(1.0645–1.2213) 1.0020(0.9998–1.0042) 1.0032(1.0014–1.0050) 1.0003(0.9993–1.0012)
Season
Warm season 1.0011(0.9997–1.0025) 1.0007(1.0002–1.0013) 1.1995(1.0499–1.3704) 0.9984(0.9935–1.0033) 0.9994(0.9967–1.0023) 1.0011(0.9999–1.0020)
Cold season 1.0002(0.9995–1.0008) 1.0010(1.0005–1.0015) 1.1311(1.0578–1.2095) 1.0032(1.0009–1.0056) 1.0021(1.0001–1.0041) 0.9985(0.9968–1.0002)