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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2008 Sep 18;180(5):2091–2096. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2008.07.059

Table 4.

Association between Surgical Intervention for BPH among men reporting BPH and Indices of SES and Healthcare Access by Race

All AA CA
Factor Level n OR* 95% CI n OR* 95 % CI n OR* 95% CI p-int**
Age (years) 40 – < 60 45 0.48 0.31, 0.77 32 0.45 0.26, 0.78 13 0.60 0.25, 1.47 0.47
60 – < 70 49 1.0 Ref 37 1.0 Ref 12 1.0 Ref
70 – < 80 39 1.93 1.18, 3.16 24 1.56 0.83, 2.92 15 2.83 1.21, 6.61
Household Income ($) ≤ $25,000 110 1.68 0.97, 2.91 76 1.40 0.72, 2.73 34 2.15 0.78, 5.96 0.53
> $25,000 22 1.0 ref 16 1.0 Ref 6 1.0 ref
Education < high school 60 1.23 0.78, 1.92 49 1.60 0.93, 2.76 11 0.61 0.26, 1.44 0.07
High school or GED 42 1.0 Ref 27 1.0 Ref 15 1.0 Ref
Any college 31 0.85 0.51, 1.43 17 0.70 0.36, 1.38 14 1.01 0.44, 2.33
Marital Status Currently Married 69 1.19 0.80, 1.77 51 1.50 0.93, 2.43 18 0.66 0.32, 1.39 0.04
Single/Divorced/widowed 64 1.0 Ref 42 1.0 Ref 22 1.0 ref
Health Insurance Any 113 2.11 1.23, 3.64 78 2.01 1.07, 3.78 35 2.65 0.90, 7.83 0.98
None 19 1.0 Ref 14 1.0 Ref 5 1.0 Ref
Last doctor visit 0–5 months 115 0.87 0.49, 1.57 81 0.97 0.47, 2.04 34 0.71 0.27, 1.89 0.54
> 6 months 17 1.0 ref 11 1.0 ref 6 1.0 ref
*

ORs and 95% confidence intervals adjusted for race and other factors listed on table.

**

p-interaction: evaluation of potential race differences in association between each factor and surgical intervention for BPH. p-value from cross-product term between race and each factor in a model containing race and other factors in table.