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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2018 Jan 30;65(6):e26992. doi: 10.1002/pbc.26992

TABLE 3.

Factor associations with vestibular screening failures

Vestibular Fail
Covariate Level No (N=20) Yes (N=30) Odds Ratio Parametric P-value*
Gender Male 12 (42.86) 16 (57.14) 0.762 0.642
Female 8 (36.36) 14 (63.64)
Diagnosis Brain tumor 8 (25.81) 23 (74.19) 4.929 0.009
No brain tumor 12 (63.16) 7 (36.84)
Age at Diagnosis Median (range) 5.5 (0.7–15.4) 7.0 (0.4–16.2) 1.121 0.096
Brain surgery No 11 (57.89) 8 (42.11) 0.298 0.043
Yes 9 (29.03) 22 (70.97)
Radiation to head/neck No 7 (46.67) 8 (53.33) 0.675 0.529
Yes 13 (37.14) 22 (62.86)
Cisplatin No 15 (48.39) 16 (51.61) 0.381 0.122
Yes 5 (26.32) 14 (73.68)
Carboplatin No 11 (30.56) 25 (69.44) 4.090 0.029
Yes 9 (64.29) 5 (35.71)
Vancomycin No 16 (43.24) 21 (56.76) 0.375 0.247
Yes 2 (22.22) 7 (77.78)
Aminoglycosides No 18 (41.86) 25 (58.14) 0.000 0.151
Yes 0 (0) 3 (100)
Hearing loss No 12 (48.00) 13 (52.00) 0.451 0.228
Yes 5 (29.41) 12 (70.59)
Years after total treatment Median (range) 5.9 (0.2–13.9) 2.8 (0.2–10.6) 0.812 0.018
*

The parametric p-value was calculated by univariate logistic regression (for Age at diagnosis and Years after total treatment) or chi-square test (for all others).