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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2010 Nov 8;117(8):1640–1648. doi: 10.1002/cncr.25731

Table 3.

Unadjusted and Adjusted Analysis between IBD status and CRC

Table 3a Unadjusted Adjusted*
Odds Ratio(CI)
p-value
Odds Ratio(CI)
p-value
IBD 1.91(1.12,3.26) 0.018 1.88(1.08,3.26) 0.025
Statin 0.48(0.38,0.61) <.001 0.55(0.43,0.7) <.001
NSAID/ASA 0.60(0.51,0.70) <.001 0.62(0.53,0.74) <.001
Table 3b Unadjusted Adjusted*
Odds Ratio (CI)
p-value
Odds Ratio(CI)
p-value
IBD 2.25(1.25, 4.06) 0.007 2.19(1.2, 3.97) 0.010
Statin 0.49(0.39, 0.62) <.001 0.56(0.44, 0.72) <.001
IBD * statin 0.17(0.02, 1.62) 0.124 0.19(0.02, 1.86) 0.154
IBD 1.93(1.06, 3.51) 0.032 1.90(1.04, 3.50) 0.038
NSAID/ASA 0.59(0.51, 0.7) <.001 0.62(0.53, 0.74) <.001
IBD * NSAID/ASA 0.79(0.2, 3.17) 0.743 0.93(0.22, 3.89) 0.920
*

Analyses adjusted for age, ethnicity, vegetable consumption, history of colorectal cancer in first-degree relative, sports participation and smoking status. CI denotes 95% confidence interval.