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Table 1 Prevalence and crude odds ratio for having a positive serology for Hepatitis A virus in children from 12 to 59 months old. Assis Brasil, 2011

From: Socioeconomic inequities and hepatitis A virus infection in Western Brazilian Amazonian children: spatial distribution and associated factors

N = 312

Number

% hepatitis A

unOR

CI 95 %

P value***

Block 1:Socio-economic

     

Receipt of benefits

     

 No

208

13.94 %

1

  

 Yes

104

21.15 %

1.66

0.9–3.06

0.107

Possession of household

     

 Owned

203

12.80 %

1

  

 Not owned

109

22.93 %

2.03

1.1–3.72

0.023

Years of maternal schooling

     

 More than four years

191

12.82 %

1

  

 Four or less years

121

21.48 %

1.82

0.99–3.33

0.053

Household stipend

     

 More than ½ minimum wage

237

15.18 %

1

  

 Less or equal to ½ minimum wage

54

20.37 %

1.43

0.67–3.03

0.352

Block 2: Domestic and peri-domestic environment

     

Type of household construction

     

 Brick walls

34

20.58 %

1

  

 Wooden walls or another material

278

15.82 %

0.73

0.3–1.77

0.48

House floor

     

 Cement. brick ceramic tile

80

10.00 %

1

  

 Wood or land

232

18.53 %

2.05

0.92–4.57

0.08

Is the household located in a street?

     

 Yes

266

12.40 %

1

  

 No

46

39.13 %

4.54

2.26–9.1

<0.001

Susceptibility to flooding during rain

     

 No

170

12.35 %

1

  

 Yes

141

20.56 %

1.84

1.3–39.0

0.052

Presence of electric power

     

 Yes

299

15.05 %

1

  

 No

13

46.15 %

4.84

1.55–15.06

0.007

Number of person per room

312

16.66 %

1.23

1.11–1.36

<0.001

Block 3: Sanitary conditions and water quality

     

Type of toilet

     

 Flushed toilet

170

12.35 %

1

  

 Latrine or no toilet

142

21.12 %

1.9

1.03–3.49

0.039

Presence of open sewage near house

     

 No

169

14.79 %

1

  

 Yes

143

18.18 %

1.28

0.7–2.33

0.421

Public waste collection

     

 No

25

20.00 %

1

  

 Yes

287

16.02 %

0.76

0.27–2.14

0.607

Water supply from public system

     

 No

35

0.02 %

1

  

 Yes

277

22.02 %

7.49

1.00–56.00

0.05

Water supply from wells

     

 No

270

17.77 %

1

  

 Yes

42

7.14 %

0.36

0.11–1.2

0.095

Piped water supply inside the household

     

 Yes

195

12.82 %

1

  

 No

117

22.22 %

1.94

1.06–3.56

0.031

Mineral water for drinking

     

 No

184

15.76 %

   

 Yes

128

17.18 %

1.11

0.60–2.03

0.738

Treatment of drinking water with chlorine

     

 No

278

15.82 %

1

  

 Yes

34

20.58 %

1.38

0.57–3.36

0.48

Block 4 – Characteristics of the child

     

Gender

     

 Male

157

13.37 %

1

  

 Female

155

19.35 %

1.55

0.85–2.86

0.155

Age (in months)

     

 12 to 23

71

11.26 %

1

  

 24 to 35

82

14.63 %

1.35

0.52–3.52

0.539

 35 to 48

72

13.88 %

1.27

0.47–3.43

0.637

 48 to 59

87

24.13 %

2.51

1.03–6.07

0.042

Ethnicity

     

 Non-indigenous

263

12.54 %

1

  

 Indigenous

45

40.00 %

4.73

2.35–9.51

<0.001

  1. *** Wald test