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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mayo Clin Proc. 2014 Jul 11;89(9):1239–1243. doi: 10.1016/j.mayocp.2014.05.012

Table 2.

Univariate Analysis of Factors Associated with Diarrhea.

EGD Colonoscopy
Diarrhea Control p value Diarrhea Control p value
Age 0.38 <0.001
  50–59 139 (18) 640 (82) 290 (5) 5331 (95)
  60–69 140 (18) 623 (82) 297 (7) 3844 (93)
  70+ 114 (21) 432 (79) 280 (11) 2386 (89)
Gender
  Female 285 (21) 1079 (79) <0.001 608 (8) 6779 (92) <0.001
  Male 108 (15) 616 (85) 259 (5) 4782 (95)
Any anti-hypertensive 158 (16) 810 (84) 0.006 369 (7) 4898 (93) 0.91
No anti-hypertensive 235 (21) 885 (79) 498 (7) 6663 (93)
Olmesartan 7 (32) 15 (68) 0.12 4 (5) 79 (95) 0.44
Any ARB 34 (15) 194 (85) 0.11 87 (8) 961 (92) 0.08
Any ACEI 60 (14) 358 (86) 0.009 142 (6) 2093 (94) 0.20
HCTZ/Chlorthalidone 34 (16) 184 (84) 0.20 84 (5) 1455 (95) 0.01
Beta Blocker 74 (18) 330 (82) 0.77 175 (8) 2070 (92) 0.09
Calcium Channel Blocker 22 (13) 149 (87) 0.04 66 (7) 855 (93) 0.81

Exposures meeting statistical significance are shown in bold.