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Table 4.

Gender based association of infectivity among different isolates

Isolates	Gender	Number (%)	ESBL-production		Chi-score	Odds ratio	p-value
Isolates	Gender	Number (%)	Positive (%)	Negative (%)	Chi-score	Odds ratio	p-value
E. coli (n = 321)	Male	152 (47)	124 (82)	28 (18)	1.834996	1.0317 (0.5834–1.8245)	0.9146
E. coli (n = 321)	Female	169 (53)	138 (82)	31 (18)	1.834996	1.0317 (0.5834–1.8245)	0.9146
Klebsiella spp. (n = 124)	Male	68 (55)	49 (72)	19 (28)	4.08124	0.989 (0.4502–2.1746)	0.919
Klebsiella spp. (n = 124)	Female	56 (45)	40 (71)	16 (29)	4.08124	0.989 (0.4502–2.1746)	0.919
Pseudomonas spp.(n = 24)	Male	13 (54)	10 (77)	3 (23)	0.994083	0.3333 (0.0294–3.775)	0.375
Pseudomonas spp.(n = 24)	Female	11 (46)	10 (91)	1 (9)	0.994083	0.3333 (0.0294–3.775)	0.375
Enterobacter spp.(n = 20)	Male	12 (60)	8 (67)	4 (33)	1.123626	0.6667(0.0902–4.9281)	0.6912
Enterobacter spp.(n = 20)	Female	8 (40)	6 (75)	2 (25)	1.123626	0.6667(0.0902–4.9281)	0.6912
Acinetobacter spp. (n = 8)	Male	3 (38)	2 (67)	1 (23)	0.337912	0.4000 (0.0160–10.0173)	0.5771
Acinetobacter spp. (n = 8)	Female	5 (62)	5 (100)	0 (0)	0.337912	0.4000 (0.0160–10.0173)	0.5771