Table 3.
Risk factor | Adjusted odds ratio | 95% confidence interval |
---|---|---|
Age group (years) (relative to >=70-year-olds) | ||
20–29 | 4.7* | 3.37–6.67 |
30–39 | 4.7* | 3.75–5.93 |
40–49 | 4.2* | 3.42–5.19 |
50–59 | 3.6* | 2.89–4.39 |
60–69 | 2.1* | 1.69–2.69 |
Race/ethnicity (relative to white) | ||
African American | 1.2* | 1.10–1.34 |
Hispanic | 1.2† | 1.02–1.34 |
Asian | 1.1 | 0.73–1.56 |
American Indian | 1.4 | 0.83–2.26 |
Hepatitis (relative to none) | ||
Hepatitis C | 2.4* | 2.16–2.67 |
Hepatitis B | 1.8* | 1.36–2.47 |
Hepatitis B and C | 2.5* | 1.90–3.18 |
Cocaine use | 1.6* | 1.45–1.76 |
Opiate use | 1.6* | 1.42–1.77 |
Sexually transmitted diseases | 1.6* | 1.31–1.92 |
Gender, site, alcohol use, and amphetamine use were significant in the single predictor model but not significant in the stepwise logistic regression analysis.
*P < .01.
†P < .05.