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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 11.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Int. 2021 Mar 6;152:106485. doi: 10.1016/j.envint.2021.106485

Table 2:

Associations between continuous creatinine-corrected urinary PAH biomarker concentrations and risk of moderate or severe dysplasia.

Model Crude OR
(95% CI)*
p value Adjusted OR
(95% CI)ƚ
p value
1-hydroxynaphthalene 1.63
(0.64-4.16)
0.31 1.45
(0.48-4.33)
0.51
2-hydroxynaphthalene 3.14
(1.05-9.40)
0.04 4.19
(1.01-17.47)
0.05
2-hydroxyfluorene 2.10
(0.71-6.19)
0.18 2.21
(0.57-8.62)
0.25
3-hydroxyfluorene 2.59
(0.80-8.35)
0.11 2.81
(0.69-11.35)
0.15
1-hydroxyphenanthrene 3.22
(0.85-12.20)
0.09 4.96
(0.84-29.22)
0.08
2-3-hydroxyphenanthrene 1.77
(0.59-5.27)
0.31 1.58
(0.46-5.44)
0.19
1-hydroxypyrene 1.82
(0.74-4.47)
0.47 2.28
(0.67-7.78)
0.19

OR: odds ratio per 1 natural log (~2.7 times) increase in PAH metabolite concentration

95%CI: 95% confidence interval

*

Crude models adjusted only for creatinine

ƚ

Adjusted for age, sex, ≥ primary education, family history of esophageal cancer, reported smoking status, drinking alcohol, indoor cooking, mursik drinking, and creatinine