Skip to main content
. 2015 Jan 23;53(2):681–683. doi: 10.1128/JCM.03068-14

TABLE 2.

Univariate analysis of risk factors for CC95 and non-CC95 infectionsa

Risk factor Questionnaire (n = 62)
OR 95% CI P valueb
CC95 (n = 16) Non-CC95 (n = 46)
Mean age (yrs) 42 46 0.38
Age ≥ 65 yrs 1 10 0.24 (0.01, 2.00) 0.16
Gender
    Female 16 45
    Male 0 1
UTI type
    Complicated 2 9 0.59 (0.06, 3.41) 0.52
    Uncomplicated 14 37
Diarrhea in past 6 mo 11 23 2.20 (0.67, 7.05) 0.19
    Treated with antimicrobial drugs 0 0
Recurrent UTI
    Past 3 mo 1 2 1.47 (0.02, 29.9) 0.76
    Past yr 11 31 1.06 (0.28, 4.63) 0.92
    Treated with antimicrobial drugs 11 25 1.85 (0.49, 7.84) 0.31
Antimicrobial drug use in past 1 mo 0 4
Hospitalization
    Past 1 mo 0 2
    Past 1 yr 1 6 0.44 (0.01, 4.21) 0.46
No. in household
    ≥3 15 29 8.79 (1.12, 391.4) <0.05
    ≤2 1 17
Travel
    Outside prefecture in past 3 mo 7 21 0.93 (0.25, 3.36) 0.89
    Foreign country in past 1 yr 0 3
Sick during travel 0 0
a

CC, clonal complex; OR, odds ratio; CI, cornfield approximation confidence interval.

b

Two-tailed Fisher exact test results were reported when ≤5 patients were in a category.