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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Infect Dis J. 2013 Jan;32(1):27–31. doi: 10.1097/INF.0b013e31826f6144

Table 2.

Predicted outcome of colonization with AHS in young children (N=1146 visits)

Parameters OR (95% CI) P-value
Colonization by S. pneumoniae
 No (reference) 1.0
 Yes 0.172 (0.125–0.238) <0.001

Colonization by H. influenzae
 No (reference) 1.0
 Yes 1.254 (0.803–1.957) 0.320

Colonization by M. catarrhalis
 No (reference) 1.0
 Yes 1.271 (0.963–1.676) 0.090

Visit type
β AOM 1.0
 Non-AOM 2.135(1.355–3.365) 0.001
 Follow Up 2.122(0.966–4.665) 0.061

Presence of URI symptoms
 No (reference) 1.0
 Yes 1.139 (0.782–1.660) 0.498

Sex
 Male 1.0
 Female 1.161 (0.868–1.554) 0.313

Exposure to tobacco smoke
 No (reference) 1.0
 Yes 0.820 (0.533–1.263) 0.369

Age (months) 1.010 (0.990–1.032) 0.316

Breastfed
 Formula(reference) 1.0
 Less than 6 months 1.787 (0.992–3.219) 0.053
 More than 6 months 1.164 (0.761–1.780) 0.483
 Combination (Formula + Breastfeeding) 0.883 (0.631–1.237) 0.471

Daycare
 Home 1.0
 Center 0.817 (0.477–1.401) 0.463
 Both 0.362 (0.088–1.486) 0.158

Antibiotic Exposure in the last 30 days
 No (reference) 1.0
 Yes 0.969 (0.533–1.761) 0.920

Family History
 No (reference) 1.0
 Yes 1.150 (0.862–1.535) 0.342

Associations with a significant p-value (p 0.05) are indicated in bold lettering

β

When the model included Non-AOM as the reference for visit type, the OR and p-value were; 0.488, p=0.002