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. 2015 Oct 1;9(10):LC13–LC17. doi: 10.7860/JCDR/2015/14986.6694

[Table/Fig-2]:

Prevalence of hepatitis C for risk factors

Risk factor Total Number Positive Cases Number Prevalence% OR a CI p-value b Chi-Square
Hospitalization History 0.02
Yes 1595 19 1.19 6.7 1.06-4.3
No 1344 6 0.44
Total 2939
Missing* 61
Jaundice History 0.04
Yes 43 2 4.65 6.3 1.43-27.7
No 2868 22 0.76
Total 2911
Missing* 89
First degree relative, infected with virus 0.04
Yes 93 3 3.22 4.1 1.2-13.9
No 2871 23 0.80
Total 2964
Missing* 36
Transfusion history 0.03
Yes 72 3 4.16 5.42 1.59-18.5
No 2894 23 0.79
Total 2966
Missing* 34
Tattoo 0.002
Yes 307 9 2.9 4.68 2.06-10.5
No 2651 17 0.64
Total 2958
Missing* 42
Outpatient surgery history 0.002
Yes 514 11 2.1 3.55 1.62-7.7
No 2450 15 0.61
Total 2964
Missing* 36
Contact with the Infected 0.01
Yes 120 4 3.3 4.6 1.55-13.7
No 2824 21 0.74
Total 2944
Missing* 56
Imprisonment 0.002
Yes 63 4 6.3 8.9 2.97-26.6
No 2912 22 0.75
Total 2975
Missing* 25
IV Drug Abuse 0.005
Yes 29 6 20.68 38.2 14.06-103.9
No 2952 20 0.67
Total 2981
Missing* 19
Smoking 6.26 2.8-13.6 0.03
Yes 417 13 3.1
No 2545 13 0. 51
Total 2962
Missing* 38

a Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.

b At 0.05 level, p is significant.

* Some items in questionnaire were not completed by all the participants