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. 2021 Jan 8;7:580400. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2020.580400

Table 7.

Aspatial logistic regression applied to variables with households positivity to leptospirosis.

Variables Positive n (%) Negative n (%) Total N OR 95% CI p-value
House
Income ≤ 1 MS 40 (27.8) 104 (72.2) 144 1.22 0.79–1.87 0.212
> 1 MSR 101 (24.0) 320 (76.0) 421
Accumulated water Yes 17 (22.1) 60 (77.9) 77 0.83 0.47–1.47 0.318
NoR 124 (25.4) 364 (74.6) 488
** Open sewage Yes 4 (10.0) 36 (90.0) 40 0.32 0.11–0.90 0.014
NoR 137 (26.1) 388 (73.9) 525
Exposed garbage Yes 103 (25.1) 308 (74.9) 411 1.02 0.67–1.57 0.509
NoR 38 (24.7) 116 (75.3) 154
* Wasteland Yes 80 (26.7) 220 (73.3) 300 1.22 0.83–1.79 0.183
NoR 61 (23.0) 204 (77.0) 265
Bathroom outside Yes 25 (22.9) 84 (77.1) 109 0.87 0.53–1.42 0.333
NoR 116 (25.6) 338 (74.4) 454
* Presence of rats Yes 98 (23.1) 327 (76.9) 425 0.68 0.44–1.03 0.069
NoR 43 (30.7) 97 (69.3) 140
Dirty backyard Yes 58 (25.1) 173 (74.9) 231 1.01 0.69–1.49 0.944
NoR 83 (24.9) 251 (75.1) 334

Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis of households positive for Leptospira from July 2015 to July 2016 in the urban area of Londrina, Southern Brazil.

*

Variables included in the logistic models.

**

Variables with p < 0.05.

MW, minimum wage.

There was no significant logistic model.

R

Reference category.