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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: South Med J. 2018 Jun;111(6):328–332. doi: 10.14423/SMJ.0000000000000817

Table 3.

Associations between CEoEC sites and initial treatment

Treatment approach OR aORa
Dietary elimination

 Chapel Hill, NC Referent Referent
 Charlotte, NC 26.456 (7.839–89.285) 7.201 (1.796–28.877)
 Greenville, SC >999.999 (407.898 to >999.999) >999.999 (272.363 to >999.999)
 Charleston, SC 5.728 (1.210–27.109) 2.651 (0.503–13.984)
 Winston-Salem, NC 11.048 (2.239–54.520) 2.776 (0.430–17.908)

Combination

 Chapel Hill, NC Referent Referent
 Charlotte, NC 2.326 (1.062–5.095) 0.902 (0.326–2.494)
 Greenville, SC 115.988 (14.160–950.108) 106.882 (12.003–951.726)
 Charleston, SC 7.058 (3.218–15.480) 4.926 (1.900–12.769)
 Winston-Salem, NC 8.286 (3.284–20.903) 3.900 (1.100–13.829)

aOR is the adjusted odds of treatment as compared with the referent treatment (topical steroids), for a given site as compared with the referent site (Chapel Hill), adjusting on baseline patient factors. aOR, adjusted odds ratio; CEoEC, Carolinas EoE Collaborative; EoE, eosinophilic esophagitis; eos, eosinophils; hpf, hpf, high power field; OR, odds ratio.

a

Adjusted for insurance, atopic disease, date of diagnosis, and maximum eos/hpf at baseline.

**

Multinomial model assessing study site in relation to baseline treatment approach. A