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Table 2 Risk factors for HIV co-infection among HBsAg-positive pregnant women in sentinel sites, Rwanda

From: Hepatitis B virus and HIV co-infection among pregnant women in Rwanda

 

HIV infection among HBsAg-positive pregnant women

Bivariate mixed-effect logistic model

Multiple mixed-effects logistic model

 

n

%

Odds ratio (95% CI)

Adjusted odds ratio (95% CI)

Overall

486

20

4.1

  

Age group

 25–49 years

303

10

3.3

1

1

 15–24 years

182

10

5.5

1.82 (0.71 – 4.55)

6.91 (1.77 – 27.01)

Marital status

 In union

424

17

4.0

1

 

 Not in union

62

3

3.8

1.19 (0.25 – 5.66)

NA

Education level

 Illiterate/primary

425

17

4.0

1

 

 Secondary/University

59

3

5.1

1.03 (0.27 – 3.91)

NA

Occupation

 Salaried

15

0

0.0

  

 Not Salaried

468

20

4.3

PFP

NA

Residence

 Rural

257

5

1.9

1

1

 Urban

229

15

6.6

3.28 (1.02 – 10.53)

4.34 (1.15 – 16.43)

Pregnancies

  < = 2 pregnancies

252

8

3.2

1

1

  > 2 pregnancies

221

11

5.0

1.60 (0.61 – 4.19)

6.88 (1.71 – 27.77)

RPR results

 RPR negative

475

16

3.4

1

1

 RPR positive

11

4

36.4

17.28 (3.98 – 74.93)

24.89 (5.04 – 122.89)

  1. CI confidence interval, RPR rapid plasma reagin
  2. PFP predicts failure perfectly
  3. NA not applicable refers to factors with p-value ≥0.25 at the bivariate level which were not considered when developing the Multivariable model. The variables listed in this table are the variables that were included in the bivariate analyses