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. 2018 Oct;16(10):1598–1606.e4. doi: 10.1016/j.cgh.2018.03.007

Table 3.

Risk of EA and BE in Association With Obesity, Smoking History and Recurrent GERD Symptoms, Stratified by Genotype for SNPs in Table 2

Outcome Environmental Exposure SNP Genotype Cases/Control Subjects OR 95% CI P Valuea
EA
Ever smoker vs never smoker (ref) rs13429103 GG 1617/1572 1.59 1.36–1.85 <.001
GA 589/554 2.91 2.23–3.81 <.001
AA 48/44 11.82 4.03–34.67 <.001
Recurrent GERD symptoms vs nonrecurrent GERD symptoms (ref) rs12465911 GG 1206/1196 2.80 2.29–3.41 <.001
GA 885/823 5.32 4.10–6.90 <.001
AA 163/151 13.12 6.21–27.73 <.001
Recurrent GERD symptoms vs nonrecurrent GERD symptoms (ref) rs2341926 TT 975/985 2.80 2.30–3.42 <.001
TC 724/681 5.30 4.08–6.88 <.001
CC 120/128 13.12 6.21–27.73 <.001
Recurrent GERD symptoms vs nonrecurrent GERD symptoms (ref) rs13396805 GG 998/1005 2.85 2.34–3.48 <.001
GA 701/662 5.23 4.02–6.81 <.001
AA 120/127 12.73 6.12–26.49 <.001
BE
BMI ≥30 kg/m2 vs BMI <25 kg/m2 (ref) rs491603 GG 1306/1137 1.52 1.38–1.67 <.001
GA 438/518 2.11 1.80–2.47 <.001
AA 42/64 3.30 1.90–5.73 <.001
≥15 pack-years vs <15 pack-years (ref) rs11631094 CC 729/618 1.02 0.81–1.30 .846
CA 555/540 0.65 0.50–0.84 .001
AA 115/106 0.52 0.28–0.95 .033

BE, Barrett’s esophagus; BMI, body mass index; CI, confidence interval; EA, esophageal adenocarcinoma; GERD, gastroesophageal reflux disease; OR, odds ratio; SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism.

a

P values from logistic regression analysis adjusted for age and sex.