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. 2011 Jul 14;17(26):3133–3139. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v17.i26.3133

Table 4.

Factors associated with outpatients’ choice of screening approach n (%)

Variable Screening approach
OR (95% CI) P value
Normal1 (n = 435) Precise2 (n = 322)
Gender
Female 233 (59.1) 161 (40.9) 1.000 0.340
Male 202 (55.6) 161 (44.4) 1.153 (0.864-1.539)
Age (yr)
< 40 163 (58.8) 114 (41.2) 1.000 0.593
≥ 40 272 (56.7) 208 (43.3) 1.093 (0.810-1.476)
Health insurance
No 149 (59.1) 103 (40.9) 1.000 0.533
Yes 286 (56.6) 219 (43.4) 1.108 (0.815-1.505)
Educational level
Primary or no schooling 27 (54.0) 23 (46.0) 1.000 -
Secondary education 197 (57.9) 143 (42.1) 0.852 (0.469-1.547) 0.599
High education 211 (57.5) 156 (42.5) 0.868 (0.479-1.571) 0.640
Monthly household income, RMB (yuan)
< 4000 226 (53.3) 198 (46.7) 1.000 0.010
≥ 4000 209 (62.8) 124 (37.2) 0.677 (0.505-0.908)
Level of knowledge
Low 103 (74.6) 35 (25.4) 1.000 -
Moderate 136 (72.0) 53 (28.0) 1.147 (0.697-1.887) 0.590
High 196 (45.6) 234 (54.4) 3.513 (2.290-5.389) < 0.001
1

Blood and feces test;

2

Colonoscopy. OR: Odds ratio; CI: Confidence interval.