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Table 3 Multivariate analysis of the association between occupational and environmental factors and CRS

From: Occupational and environmental risk factors for chronic rhinosinusitis in China: a multicentre cross-sectional study

 

Adjusted OR (95 % CI)a

 

Full model

Stepwise model

Clearance-related job

1.93(1.11,3.38)

1.90(1.09,3.29)

Health care-related job

0.60(0.38,0.96)

-

Occupational exposure to dust

2.22(1.58,3.12)

2.21(1.58,3.10)

Occupational exposure to poisonous gas

1.82(1.15,2.88)

1.77(1.12,2.80)

Any pet at home

1.17(0.89,1.52)

-

Any carpet at home

1.50(1.05,2.13)

1.71(1.25,2.33)

Any carpet at workplace

3.70(2.26,6.05)

3.76(2.32,6.09)

Method of cooking at home (reference group: electric or gas)

 

 Coal

0.84(0.41,1.72)

-

 Firewood

0.79(0.37,1.71)

-

Method of keeping warm in winter (reference group: electric or centralized heating)

 Coal

1.12(0.59,2.14)

1.06(0.58,1.94)

 Firewood/charcoal

2.19(1.21,3.95)

2.04(1.18,3.52)

Frequency of using air conditioning in summer (reference group: <3 days/week)

 3–6 days/week

1.16(0.92,1.46)

1.16(0.92,1.45)

 Everyday

1.38(1.02,1.87)

1.38(1.02,1.87)

Exposure to mouldy or damp environments (reference group: never)

 Occasionally

1.50(1.13,2.01)

1.49(1.12,1.98)

 Frequently or everyday

2.41(1.50,3.85)

2.37(1.48,3.79)

  1. aData were odds ratios (ORs) adjusted for sociodemographic variables (age, gender, marital status, education and household income per person), smoking and other factors in this table