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Table 3 Salmonella disease in relation to selected demographic characteristics

From: Factors associated with occurrence of salmonellosis among children living in Mukuru slum, an urban informal settlement in Kenya

 

Salmonella Typhimurium/Enteriditis

Salmonella Typhi

N

Pos (%)

ORa(95%CIb)

p value

Pos (%)

ORa(95%CIb)

p value

Gender of the child

 Male

7861

1.40%

0.93(0.71–1.21)

0.57

1.80%

1.49(1.15–1.95)

0.003

 Female

7487

1.50%

Ref

 

1.20%

Ref

 

Age of the child

 0–2 years

5992

1.30%

Ref

 

1.10%

Ref

 

 3–4 years

3607

1.60%

1.21(0.85–1.70)

0.277

1.50%

1.41(0.98–2.03)

0.066

 5–6 years

1903

1.40%

1.06(0.69–1.65)

0.783

2.60%

2.45(1.68–3.56)

< 0.001

 7–8 years

1277

1.60%

1.18(0.72–1.93)

0.52

2.10%

2.00(1.27–3.15)

0.003

 over 8 years

2561

1.30%

0.99(0.66–1.49)

0.978

1.50%

1.43(0.96–2.14)

0.079

  1. aOR Odds Ratio. bCI Confidence interval