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. 2014 Dec 2;135(3):663–669.e12. doi: 10.1016/j.jaci.2014.10.020

Table III.

ORs for the different outcomes at the time of sampling and with lags associated with a rhinovirus-positive nasal wash sample

Outcome No lag
Lag of 3-4 d
Lag of 6-8 d
OR 95% CI P value OR 95% CI P value OR 95% CI P value
Cough/phlegm 2.00 1.40 to 2.86 .0001 2.12 1.36 to 3.31 .001 1.34 0.87 to 2.08 .183
Wheeze/chest tightness 2.34 1.55 to 3.52 <.0001 2.43 1.48 to 3.99 .0004 1.53 0.94 to 2.49 .085
Reliever use 2.30 1.58 to 3.34 <.0001 2.03 1.29 to 3.19 .0023 1.75 1.14 to 2.69 .011
Composite febrile 1.66 1.01 to 2.71 .045 2.84 1.54 to 5.26 .0009 1.77 0.95 to 3.29 .072
Composite coryzal 1.89 1.23 to 2.89 .004 2.92 1.61 to 5.30 .0004 2.03 1.18 to 3.52 .011
Difference
PEF z score −0.106 −0.235 to 0.024 .110 0.049 −0.106 to 0.20 .537 −0.019 −0.16 to 0.129 .797
FEV1z score 0.063 −0.192 to 0.066 .339 0.040 −0.118 to 0.197 .621 −0.053 −0.203 to 0.096 .482

Only those samples recorded in the period of 3 and 4 days and the period of 6, 7, and 8 days after the initial sample were used in the analysis of lags.

OR, Odds ratio.

Values in boldface are P < .05.