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Table 8 Distribution of Hepatitis C Virus based on Clinical Risk Factors

From: Studies on the prevalence of Hepatitis C virus infection in diabetic patients attending a tertiary health-care facility South-west Nigeria

Risk Factor

Number of Positive Samples

Number of Negative Samples

Total Number of Samples Examined

Chi-Square

Blood Transfusion

 Positive

1 (0.6%)

14 (7.8%)

15 (8.3%)

0.629

 Negative

23 (12.8%)

142 (78.9%)

165 (91.7%)

df = 1

Total

24 (13.3%)

156 (86.7%)

180 (100.0%)

P value = 0.4276

Blood Donation

 Positive

3 (1.6%)

10 (5.6%)

13 (7.2%)

1.151

 Negative

21 (11.7%)

146 (81.1%)

167 (92.7%)

df = 1

Total

24 (13.3%)

156 (86.7%)

180 (100.0%)

P value = 0.2833

History of Care for an Hepatitis C patient

 Positive

6 (3.3%)

32 (17.8%)

38 (21.1%)

0.251

 Negative

18 (10.0%)

124 (68.9%)

142 (78.9%)

df = 1

Total

24 (13.3%)

156 (86.7%)

180 (100.0%)

P value = 0.6160