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. 2019 Jan 14;143(5):1925–1928.e7. doi: 10.1016/j.jaci.2018.12.1004

Table I.

Unadjusted and adjusted associations of respiratory viruses (exposure) with nasopharyngeal microbiota profiles (outcome) in infants hospitalized for bronchiolitis

Model and virus category Microbiota profile
Haemophilus-dominant (n = 133)
P value Moraxella-dominant (n = 167)
P value Mixed profile (n = 239)
P value Streptococcus-dominant (n = 235)
RRR (95% CI) RRR (95% CI) RRR (95% CI) RRR (95% CI)
Unadjusted model
 RSV-only (n = 580) Reference Reference Reference Reference
 RV-A (n = 91) 5.62 (2.79-11.30) <.001 2.22 (1.04-4.73) .04 2.74 (1.39-5.39) .004 Reference
 RV-B (n = 12) 7.30 (0.75-71.21) .09 6.79 (0.75-61.46) .09 4.59 (0.51-41.50) .17 Reference
 RV-C (n = 91) 2.18 (1.08-4.40) .03 2.41 (1.29-4.53) .006 1.69 (0.91-3.13) .09 Reference
Adjusted model
 RSV-only (n = 580) Reference Reference Reference Reference
 RV-A (n = 91) 5.67 (2.76-11.67) <.001 2.26 (1.05-4.89) .04 2.74 (1.38-5.44) .004 Reference
 RV-B (n = 12) 7.50 (0.74-76.08) .09 5.72 (0.62-52.71) .12 4.73 (0.52-43.04) .17 Reference
 RV-C (n = 91) 1.81 (0.86-3.81) .12 2.69 (1.39-5.20) .003 1.57 (0.83-2.96) .17 Reference

RRR, Relative rate ratio.

Multinomial logistic regression model adjusting for 8 patient-level covariates (age, sex, race/ethnicity, gestational age, siblings in the household, breast-feeding, history of breathing problems, and lifetime history of systemic antibiotic use). RSV-only infection was used as the reference of exposure (virus category), and Streptococcus-dominant microbiota profile was used as the reference for the outcome (nasopharyngeal microbiota profile).