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Table 2 Multivariate logistic regression analyses of the risk of CIN1/CIN2–3/ICC by TV stratified by hr-HPV infection status

From: Co-infection with trichomonas vaginalis increases the risk of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 2–3 among HPV16 positive female: a large population-based study

 

CIN1

CIN2–3

ICC

n

OR

p

n

OR

p

n

OR

p

Total

861

1.18(1.42–2.31)

<.0001

800

1.17(0.88–1.55)

0.2735

77

0.99(0.36–2.75)

0.9898

16

371

0.69(0.48–1.01)

0.0501

590

1.71(1.16–2.53)

0.0069

64

–

–

18

149

1.96(0.85–4.51)

0.112

55

2.18(0.75–6.34)

0.1544

12

–

–

OHR

535

0.73(0.49–1.08)

0.1147

344

0.90(0.56–1.45)

0.6704

15

0.36(0.12–1.06)

0.0633

  1. Adjusted for age, the highest level of education, number of pregnancies, number of births, menopause, miscellaneous bacteria density, poverty, method of contraception, lifetime sex partners, gardnerella and candida spp. (OHR-other high risk)
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