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. 2017 Nov 27;12(11):e0188420. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0188420

Table 2. The prevalence of P. gingivalis and fimA genotypes in two groups.

control group case group
T0 T0 T1 T2 T3 T4
P. gingivalis 13 (23.21) 16 (26.23) 25 (42.62)* 31 (50.82)**†† 51 (83.61)**†† 26 (42.62)*
I 6 (10.71) 7 (11.48) 7 (11.48) 7 (11.48) 11 (18.03) 9 (14.75)
Ib 3 (5.36) 3 (4.92) 4 (6.56) 3 (4.92) 5 (8.20) 2 (3.28)
II 2 (3.57) 2 (3.28) 4 (6.56) 5 (8.20) 9 (14.75)* 8 (13.11)
III 4 (7.14) 2 (3.28) 3 (4.92) 4 (6.56) 7 (11.48) 7 (11.48)
IV 2 (3.57) 2 (3.28) 3 (4.92) 7 (11.48) 15 (24.59)**†† 10 (16.39)*
V 5 (8.93) 6 (9.84) 6 (9.84) 14 (22.95) 22 (36.07)** 13 (21.31)
untypeable 3 (5.36) 5 (8.20) 5 (8.20) 8 (13.11) 8 (13.11) 4 (6.56)

Chi-squared test was used to compare detection rates of P. gingivalis and fimA genotypes between two groups.

* P<0.05,

** P<0.01.

The McNamara test was utilized to compare the prevalence of P. gingivalis and fimA genotypes in case groups.

P<0.05,

†† P<0.01.