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. 2024 Dec 11;4(4):mtsi.v4i4.2024.610. [Article in French] doi: 10.48327/mtsi.v4i4.2024.610

Table II.

Prevalence of respiratory symptoms, with corresponding risk, according to occupation

Respiratory symptoms Millers (N=288) Controls (N=188) RR IC [95 %] x2 P
Wheezing 124 (43,4) 27 (23,5) 1,88 [1,31-2,68] 14,58 < 0,001
Respiratory discomfort 100 (34,7) 20 (16,9) 2,05 [1,33-3,14] 12,70 < 0,001
Shortness of breath at rest 88 (30,6) 6 (5,1) 6,01 [2,70- 13,35] 30,52 < 0,0001
Shortness of breath on exertion 94 (32,6) 6 (5,1) 6,41 [2,89-14,24] 34,23 < 0,0001
Cough 121 (42,0) 23 (19,5) 5,25 [2,35-11,73] 24,13 < 0,0001
Morning sputum 99 (34,4) 8 (6,8) 5,07 [2,54-10,08] 32,84 < 0,0001
Chronic bronchitis 76 (26,4) 5 (4,2) 6,22 [2,58-15,00] 25,72 < 0,0001
Asthma 136(47,2) 3(2,5) 18,5 [6,03-57,14] 74,22 < 0,0001
Rhinitis 87 (30,2) 12 (10,2 3,82 [2,01-7,23] 18,23 < 0,0001

RR : Risque relatif; IC : Intervalle de confiance

RR: Relative risk; CI: Confidence interval