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. 2017 Jul 27;12(7):e0181997. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0181997

Table 3. Analysis of impact factors for drug resistance in 2011.

Variables Drug resistance OR value OR value 95% CI χ2 value P value
Yes No
Age (years)
<30 6 90 1.000 4.421 0.219
30- 5 219 0.342 0.102–1.151
40- 5 191 0.393 0.117–1.321
50- 5 87 0.862 0.254–2.928
Gender
Male 15 381 1.000 0.38 0.538
Female 6 206 0.740 0.283–1.936
Ethnicity
Han 20 531 1.000 0.128 0.721
Other 1 56 0.474 0.062–3.600
Marital status
Single 4 100 1.000 3.265 0.353
Married 11 380 0.724 0.226–2.321
Divorced or widowed 4 64 1.064 0.259–4.376
Other 2 13 3.846 0.64–23.107
Educational level
Illiterate 8 123 1.000 11.247 0.024
Elementary 6 108 0.854 0.287–2.540
Junior high school 6 182 0.507 0.172–1.497
Senior high school and secondary school 1 89 0.173 0.021–1.406
College and above 0 85 0.000 0
Route of infection
Blood transfusion 3 53 1.000 3.05 0.692
Plasmapheresis 5 103 0.858 0.197–3.727
Illegal drug injection 1 12 1.472 0.141–15.411
Homosexual transmission 3 124 0.427 0.084–2.187
Heterosexual transmission 7 262 0.472 0.118–1.884
Unknown 2 33 1.071 0.170–6.750
Duration of treatment (year)
<1 4 117 1.000 2.4 0.494
1- 10 236 1.239 0.381–4.036
3- 2 128 0.457 0.082–2.542
5 and above 5 106 1.380 0.361–5.273
Treatment regimen
AZT/d4T+3TC+NVP/EFV 15 540 1.000 2.196–16.39 10.115 0.006
AZT/d4T/ TDF +3TC+LPV/r 6 36 6.000 3
TDF+3TC+EFV/NVP 0 9 0.000 0

OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval