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Table 3 Results of the logistic regression analysis for the prediction of metachronous high-risk colorectal neoplasms

From: Total polyp number may be more important than size and histology of polyps for prediction of metachronous high-risk colorectal neoplasms

Variables

Univariable

Multivariable

OR

95% CI

p value*

OR

95% CI

p value*

Age ≥ 50 years

1.543

0.494–4.823

0.456

   

Female

1.2

0.483–2.980

0.694

   

Obesity

0.817

0.355–1.882

0.636

   

Visceral obesity

2.105

0.763–5.806

0.151

1.822

0.630–5.271

0.268

Hypertension

1.387

0.597–3.219

0.447

   

Diabetes

2.255

0.833–6.102

0.109

1.571

0.519–4.758

0.424

Dyslipidemia

1.2

0.483–2.980

0.697

   

Aspirin

0.431

0.095–1.960

0.276

   

Current smoker

1.775

0.757–4.158

0.187

1.531

0.588–3.985

0.383

Alcohol intake

1.455

0.624–3.389

0.385

   

Family history of CRC

1.240

0.325–4.729

0.757

   

Inclusion criteria

 ACRN

1

     

 ASP

0.259

0.033–2.055

0.201

   

 HRP

0.827

0.285–2.405

0.728

   

Polyps ≥ 5

3.552

1.522–8.290

0.003

2.575

1.003–6.613

0.049

  1. ACRN advanced colorectal neoplasm, ASP advanced serrated polyps, HRP high-risk polyps, CRC colorectal cancer
  2. *Boldface indicates statistical significance
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BMC Gastroenterology

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