Table 5.

Children with the highest quartile measure of intestinal inflammation in an asymptomatic stool as measured by either AAT, MPO, or NEO^*

	Coefficient (95% CI)		Coefficient (95% CI)		Coefficient (95% CI)
AAT < 25th percentile	Ref	MPO < 25th percentile	Ref	NEO < 25th percentile	Ref
AAT 25th–75th percentile	−0.115†	MPO 25th–75th percentile	−0.132†	NEO 25th–75th percentile	−0.080
AAT > 75th percentile	−0.152†	MPO > 75th percentile	−0.293‡	NEO > 75th percentile	−0.171†
Diarrheal incidence	−0.027	Diarrheal incidence	−0.032§	Diarrheal incidence	−0.029†
Country¶	–	Country¶	–	Country¶	–
Age¶	–	Age¶	–	Age¶	–
Constant	−0.128	Constant	−0.122	Constant	−0.209‡
N (number of samples)	928	N	752	N	790
n (number of unique children)	537	n	472	n	495

^*These children experienced significant deficits in linear growth as measured by change in LAZ over the subsequent 6-month time interval when compared with children in the lowest quartile of these measures.

^†P < 0.050.

^‡P < 0.01.

^§P < 0.10.

^¶Coefficients not shown.