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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Gastroenterol. 2017 Oct 31;112(12):1878–1884. doi: 10.1038/ajg.2017.400

Table 2.

Association of celiac disease with C. difficile infection, stratified by gender, age, and year of study entry.

Number of events Adjusted* HR (95% CI)** P-value P- value for interaction
Overall
 Controls 136 1.0
 Celiac disease 357 2.01 (1.64–2.47) <0.0001
Gender 0.16
Male
 Controls 128 1.0
 Celiac disease 62 2.61 (1.91–3.59) <0.0001
Female
 Controls 229 1.0
 Celiac disease 74 1.72 (1.32–2.25) <0.0001
Age at Study Entry 0.36
0–19
 Controls 19 1.0
 Celiac disease 9 2.49 (1.12–5.57) 0.0259
20–39
 Controls 32 1.0
 Celiac disease 16 2.71 (1.48–4.98) 0.0013
40–59
 Controls 92 1.0
 Celiac disease 32 1.67 (1.11–2.50) 0.0134
60–79
 Controls 189 1.0
 Celiac disease 69 2.03 (1.52–2.71) <0.0001
≥80
 Controls 25 1.0
 Celiac disease 10 2.59 (1.18–5.68) <0.0001
Calendar Year of Study Entry 0.91
1989 and before
 Controls 72 1.0
 Celiac disease 24 1.82 (1.11–2.98) 0.0172
1990–1999
 Controls 180 1.0
 Celiac disease 72 2.17 (1.63–2.88) <0.0001
2000 and after
 Controls 105 1.0
 Celiac disease 40 1.91 (1.33–2.74) 0.0005
*

Adjusted for education level.

**

HR: Hazards Ratio. CI: confidence interval.