Table 5.

Univariate logistic regression predicting cherry angiomata and pigmentation changes in SM exposed survivors.

	With risk factor		Without risk factor
Prevalence of cherry angioma
RISK FACTOR	N	%	N	%	P	OR	95% CI
Acute dermatologic complication
Blistering	83	77.57	24	57.14	0.01	2.59	(1.21–5.55)
Erythema	89	76.07	18	56.25	0.03	2.47	(1.09–5.60)
Scaling	95	74.80	12	54.54	0.051	2.47	(0.98–6.27)
Pigmentation	96	74.42	11	55.00	0.07	2.38	(0.91–6.25)
Chemical exposure ≥ 1 time	36	72.00	71	71.71	0.97	1.01	(0.48–2.16)
Age ≤ 20 at the time of exposure	51	83.61	56	63.67	0.01	2.91	(1.30–6.52)
At least one type of early skin lesion	104	75.91	3	25.00	0.001	9.45	(2.42–36.99)
Prevalence of pigmentation changes
RISK FACTOR	N	%	N	%	P	OR	95% CI
Acute dermatologic complication
Blistering	81	75.70	11	26.19	<0.001	8.78	(3.88–19.88)
Erythema	83	70.94	9	28.12	<0.001	6.24	(2.62–14.86)
Scaling	81	63.78	11	50.00	0.22	1.76	(0.71–4.38)
Pigmentation	82	63.56	10	50.00	0.24	1.74	(0.68–4.50)
Chemical exposure ≥ 1 time	26	52.00	66	66.67	0.08	0.54	(0.27–1.08)
Age ≤ 20 at the time of exposure	41	67.21	51	57.95	0.25	1.49	(0.75–2.94)
At least one type of early skin lesion	88	64.23	4	33.33	0.06	3.59	(1.03–12.54)