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. 2014 Dec 25;15(2):81–92. doi: 10.1016/j.ijchp.2014.11.002

Table 7.

Odds ratio for specific diseases in PTSD patients with psychiatric comorbidity compared to PTSD patients without psychiatric comorbidity, in univariate and multiple logistic regression models (N = 501).

Univariate
Adjusted
Logistic regression model*
OR 95% CI p OR 95% CI p χ2 (df) P
Diseases of the Gastrointestinal Tract 0.905 0.583-1.405 .656 0.918
0.585-1.441 .711 12.64 (9) .180
Cardiological Diseases 0.537 0.361-0.800 .002 0.607 0.402-0.916 .017 18.13 (9) .034
Dermatological Diseases 0.487 0.270-0.877 .016 0.510 0.280-0.929 .028 17.35 (9) .044
Diseases of the Locomotor Apparatus 0.778 0.542-1.116 .172 0.840 0.579-1.217 .357 13.35 (9) .147
Neurological Diseases 0.878 0.552-1.396 .582 0.914 0.568-1.470 .711 12.64 (9) .180
Metabolic Diseases 0.978 0.555-1.723 .938 1.117 0.624-1.999 .710 12.64 (9) .180
Pulmonary Diseases 0.758 0.347-1.657 .488 0.834 0.347-1.858 .657 12.67 (9) .177
Malignant Diseases 0.364 0.086-1.539 .169 0.516 0.116-2.241 .377 13.31 (9) .149
Other 1.008 0.614-1.653 .976 1.023 0.616-1.696 .931 12.51 (9) .186

Note. *Including the specific diagnosis and confounding variables age, education, marital status and employment. CI = 95% confidence intervals; OR = odds ratio for negative change; Univariate = univariate binary logistic regression; Adjusted = adjusted or multivariate binary logistic regression controlling for age, education, marital status and employment status.