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. 2021 Dec 24;9:e12694. doi: 10.7717/peerj.12694

Table 4. Comparing the odds of contamination from Salmonella, V. parahaemolyticus, V. vulnificus, V. cholerae, or V. alginolyticus among seafood products sold in Bangkok, Thailand.

Parameters OR S.E. 95% C.I. P-value
Salmonella
Shrimp1 1.0
Oyster 0.684 0.155 [0.439–1.065] 0.093
Blood cockle 0.188 0.388 [0.125–0.281] <0.0001
Asian seabass 0.975 0.767 [0.209–4.555] 0.974
Constant 0.889 0.394 [0.373–2.121] 0.791
V. parahaemolyticus
Shrimp1 1.0
Oyster 0.576 0.096 [0.413–0.802] 0.001
Blood cockle 9.100 1.686 [6.329–13.085] <0.0001
Asian seabass 0.431 0.276 [0.122–1.515] 0.189
Constant 1.429 0.277 [0.977–2.088] 0.065
V. vulnificus
Shrimp1 1.0
Oyster 0.353 0.196 [0.119–1.045] 0.060
Blood cockle 0.143 0.088 [0.043–0.477] 0.002
Asian seabass 0.100 0.130 [0.008–1.285] 0.077
Constant 0.635 0.325 [0.233–1.731] 0.374
V. cholerae
Shrimp1 1.0
Oyster 0.134 0.060 [0.056–0.322] <0.0001
Blood cockle 0.043 0.045 [0.006–0.329] 0.002
Asian seabass 3.958 5.020 [0.329–47.548] 0.278
Constant 2.400 1.596 [0.652–8.835] 0.188
V. alginolyticus
Shrimp 1.0
Oyster1 1.114 0.418 [0.534–2.322] 0.774
Blood cockle 0.075 0.087 [0.008–0.715] 0.024
Asian seabass 0.050 0.042 [0.009–0.260] <0.0001
Constant 0.491 0.131 [0.292–0.827] 0.007

Note:

1

Referent category, based on shrimp’s popularity in Thai cuisine and largest sample size among the four seafood commodities. OR, Odds ratio. S.E., standard error. C.I., confidence interval.