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. 2015 Dec 9;30(1):147–156. doi: 10.1111/jvim.13658

Table 3.

Age, sex, and breed predispositions for cats with primary IMHA compared to control cats

Variable Number of Cats with Primary IMHA (%) Number of Control Cats (%) Odds Ratio 95% Confidence Interval P Value
Agea
0–2.05 20 (27.8) 127 (25.2) 1.14 0.65–1.98 .652
2.06–5.90 26 (36.1) 110 (21.8) 2.01 1.19–3.41 .008
5.91–11.01 14 (19.4) 135 (26.8) 0.66 0.35–1.22 .178
11.02–23.50 12 (16.7) 130 (25.8) 0.57 0.29–1.10 .090
N 72 504
Sexa
Intact male 2 (2.8) 525 (5.7) 0.47 0.12–1.93 .440
Neutered male 30 (41.7) 4,744 (51.8) 0.67 0.42–1.07 .093
Intact female 4 (5.6) 532 (5.8) 0.96 0.35–2.64 1.000
Neutered female 36 (50.0) 3,351 (37.1) 1.74 1.10–2.77 .017
N 72 9,192
Breedb
DSH 48 (80.0) 6,147 (85.4) 0.99 0.61–1.62 .972
DLH 8 (13.3) 849 (11.8) 1.23 0.59–2.57 .584
Siamese 4 (6.7) 204 (2.8) 2.59 0.94–7.17 .078
N 60 7,200
Blood typeb
A 43 (75.4) 277 (75.1) 0.98 0.51–1.87 .952
B 9 (15.8) 70 (19.0) 1.25 0.59–2.67 .565
AB 5 (8.8) 22 (6.0) 0.66 0.24–1.82 .418
N 57 369

DSH, domestic short hair; DLH, domestic long hair.

a

P value ≤.0125 indicates significance at .05 level after Bonferroni correction.

b

P value ≤.0167 indicates significance at .05 level after Bonferroni correction.