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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr. 2013 Jan 1;62(1):e1–e6. doi: 10.1097/QAI.0b013e318275741b

Table 2.

Characteristics of parents enrolled in a neonatal circumcision study in Lusaka, Zambia

Mogen (n=216) Gomco (n=206) Plastibell (n=218)

N Value N Value N value P value
Maternal
Age, median (range) 215 28.0 (23.0, 31.0) 206 28.0 (24.0, 33.0) 216 28.0(24.0, 34.0) 0.064
≤25 80 37.2% 67 32.5% 70 32.4% 0.319
26–35 118 54.9% 113 54.9% 116 53.7%
>35 17 7.9% 26 12.6% 30 13.9%
Religion
Muslim 34 15.8% 23 11.2% 11 5.1% 0.001
Christian 181 84.2% 183 88.8% 205 94.9%
Education
Primary 29 13.5% 34 16.5% 45 20.8% 0.046
Secondary 131 60.9% 117 56.8% 135 62.5%
Post-secondary 55 25.6% 55 26.7% 36 16.7%
Marital Status
Married 198 92.1% 189 92.2% 200 93.5% 0.836
Not Married 17 7.9% 16 7.8% 14 6.5%
Household Income
≤$50/month 9 4.2% 6 2.9% 2 0.9% 0.210
$50–$250/month 54 25.1% 53 25.9% 66 30.6%
>$250/month 152 70.7% 146 71.2% 148 68.5%
Father Age 197 33.0 (30.0, 37.0) 190 34.0 (30.0, 37.0) 198 34.0 (30.0, 38.0) 0.856
≤25 15 7.6% 14 7.4% 13 6.6% 0.784
26–35 114 57.9% 100 52.6% 115 58.1%
36+ 68 34.5% 76 40.0% 70 35.4%
Father circumcised
Yes 115 54.2% 109 52.9% 99 46.0% 0.191
No 97 45.8% 97 47.1% 116 54.0%
Religion
Muslim 37 17.2% 23 11.2% 12 5.6% <.001
Christian 178 82.8% 183 88.8% 203 94.4%