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Table 2 Factors associated with sustained viral response in a cohort of 236 prisoners

From: Personality disorders do not affect treatment outcomes for chronic HCV infection in Spanish prisoners: the Perseo study

   

Bivariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

Variable

Overall n = 236

SVR n = 123 (52.1 %)

OR

p-value

p-value

AOR (95 % CI)

Age group (years)

      

 20–29

15

7 (46.7)

1

   

 30–39

94

53 (56.4)

0.68

0.48

  

 40–49

102

53 (52.0)

0.81

0.70

  

 ≥50

25

10 (40.0)

1.31

0.68

  

Sex

      

 Male

219

114 (52.1)

1

   

 Female

17

9 (54.9)

0.96

0.94

  

HIV infection

      

 Yes

62

28 (45.2)

1.46

0.20

  

 No

174

95 (54.6)

1

   

Genotype

      

 1 or 4

141

62 (44.0)

1

  

1

 2 or 3

95

61 (64.2)

0.44

0.002

0.003

0.26–0.76

History of alcohol abuse

      

 Yes

54

31 (57.4)

0.76

0.38

  

 No

182

92 (50.5)

1

   

History of IDU

      

 Yes

187

98 (52.4)

0.95

0.86

  

 No

49

25 (51.0)

1

   

BVL

      

 Low

88

53 (60.2)

1

 

0.04

1.01–3.04

 High

148

70 (47.3)

1.69

0.05

 

1

Personality disorder

      

 Yes

129

67 (51.9)

0.82

0.55

  

 No

49

23 (46.9)

1

   

Not available

58

33 (56.9)

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  1. SVR Sustained viral response, OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, IDU injecting drug user, BVL baseline viral load, PD personality disorder, AOR adjusted odds ratio