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. 2022 Jun 3;22:208. doi: 10.1186/s12905-022-01788-w

Table 3.

Association of unweighted PRS in different subgroups of endometriosis patients

Crude OR (95% CI) p-value Adj. OR
(95% CI)
p-value
Isolated/spread Isolated/spread p-value
Quartile 1 8/19 0.027 1.000 1.000
Quartile 2 17/23

0.570

0.202–1.607

0.288

0.459

(0.137–1.537)

0.206
Quartile 3 23/16

0.293

(0.103–0.832)

0.021

0.182

(0.052–0.630)

0.007
Quartile 4 8/22

1.158

0.364–3.680)

0.804

0.741

(0.197–2.781)

0.657
P for trend 0.349
No GI tract involvement /GI tract involvement No GI tract not involvement /GI tract involvement p-value
Quartile 1 21/6 0.029 1.000 1.000
Quartile 2 35/5

0.500

(0.136–1.843)

0.298

0.196

(0.037–1.044)

0.056
Quartile 3 33/6

0.656

(0.186–2.310)

0.512

0.413

(0.090–1.897)

0.256
Quartile 4 18/18

2.333

(0.728–7.479)

0.154

2.354

(0.557–9.950)

0.244
P for trend 0.065

No GI symptoms/

GI symptoms

No GI-symptoms/

GI-symptoms

p-value
Quartile 1 5/24 0.238 1.000 1.000
Quartile 2 3/36

2.500

(0.546–11.450)

0.238

5.515

(0.666–45.659)

0.113
Quartile 3 6/33

1.146

(0.313–4.196)

0.837

1.265

(0.238–6.722)

0.782
Quartile 4 8/23

0.599

(0.171–2.101)

0.424

0.410

(0.075–2.236)

0.303
P for trend 0.146
No hormone therapy /hormone therapy No hormone therapy /hormone therapy p-value
Quartile 1 13/16 0.484 1.000 1.000
Quartile 2 22/19

0.702

(0.270–1.824)

0.467

0.507

(0.161–1.600)

0.247
Quartile 3 25/14

0.455

(0.170–1.214)

0.116

0.250

(0.075–0.829)

0.023
Quartile 4 17/14

0.669

(0.242–1.852)

0.439

0.473

(0.139–1.604)

0.229
P for trend 0.128

Adj = adjusted, CI = confidence, OR = odds ratio. PRS = polygenic risk scores. ORs and 95% CI were calculated using binary logistic regression model, adjusted for PC1, PC2, PC3 and PC4. The calculations with isolated/spread endometriosis, no GI-symptoms/GI-symptoms and no hormone/hormone therapy were also adjusted for age. The calculations with no GI-symptoms/GI-symptoms was also adjusted for hormone therapy. Fisher´s exact test was used to calculate the distribution of PRS quartiles among groups. P-values < 0.05 were considered statistically significant