Table 4.
Crude and adjusted analysis of statistically significant variables
| Statistically Significant Variables | Dominant Side Injury | Non-Dominant Side Injury | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crude Analysis | Adjusted Analysis | Crude Analysis | Adjusted Analysis | |||||
| OR | IC 95% | OR | IC 95% | OR | IC 95% | OR | IC 95% | |
| CPT Dominant Side | 0,989 | 0,975–1004 | 0,980* | 0,961–0,999 | 1016* | 1001–1031 | 1005 | 0,985–1025 |
| CPT Non-Dominant Side | 1002 | 0,987–1017 | 1016 | 0,995–1037 | 1020* | 1005–1034 | 1016 | 0,997–1036 |
| CJ Dominant Side | 0,982 | 0,964–1001 | 0,973* | 0,949–0,998 | 1014 | 0,998–1030 | 1005 | 0,983–1027 |
| CJ Non-Dominant Side | 0,996 | 0,975–1017 | 1016 | 0,987–1045 | 1021* | 1000–1042 | 1017 | 0,991–1044 |
*p<0.05.
Absence of injury is the reference variable in multimodal regression analysis.
IC 95%,95% Interval of confidence; OR, Odds ration.