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Table 5 Fixed effects of univariate logistic regression models of symptomatology and type of infection

From: Plasmodium falciparum outbreak in native communities of Condorcanqui, Amazonas, Perú

Independent variable (predictor)

Symptomatology (Asymptomatic)

Type of infection (P. falciparum)

Parasitaemia (Low)

OR

(95% CI)

p

OR

(95% CI)

p

OR

(95% CI)

p

Gender (female)

0.91

(0.53–1.57)

0.735

1.63

(0.82–3.24)

0.165

1.55

(0.88–2.75)

0.132

Age (children under 5)

1.37

(0.64–2.91)

0.419

0.72

(0.28–1.85)

0.495

0.85

(0.40–1.82)

0.679

Age (children)

0.85

(0.47–1.51)

0.572

1.03

(0.51–2.10)

0.930

0.83

(0.45–1.53)

0.553

Age (teenagers)

0.83

(0.42–1.62)

0.579

0.43

(0.16–1.17)

0.099

1.04

(0.52–2.08)

0.915

Age (youngsters)

0.63

(0.30–1.35)

0.237

0.35

(0.10–1.20)

0.096

0.91

(0.41–2.01)

0.813

Age (adults)

1.93

(0.90–4.11)

0.089

4.10

(1.93–8.72)

< 0.001

1.65

(0.82–3.36)

0.163

Age (seniors)

0.67

(0.09–4.88)

0.696

1.22

(0.12–12.03)

0.864

0.55

(0.06–5.41)

0.610

Parasitaemia (low)

3.71

(1.97–6.98)

< 0.001

2.74

(1.41–5.35)

0.003

Type of infection (P. falciparum)

3.32

(1.51–7.30)

0.003

  1. Numbers in italics represent significant values
  2. Children under 5, children (6–11), teenagers (12–17), youngsters (18–29), adults (30–59), and seniors (> 60)
  3. OR odds ratio