Serological Evidence of Hepatitis B and E and Dengue Coinfection in Chadian Patients and Impact on Lipidemia Profile

Table 3

Effect of sociodemographic factors on HEV seroprevalence.

	Positive	Negative	Relative risk	Confidence interval	value
Sex
Male	24	62	4.558	1.591-13.84	0.0018
Female	3	46	1
Age (years)
18–25	6	22	1.286	0.4787–3.422	0.7502
26–32	6	30	1
33–39	6	20	1.385	0.5169-3.664	0.5364
40-46	3	14	1.059	0.3107-3.347	>0.9999
47-53	3	10	1.385	0.4099-4.227	0.6831
54-60	2	8	1.200	0.2945-4.175	>0.9999
61-68	1	4	1.200	0.1981-5.165	>0.9999
Professional situation
Students	10	28	8.421	1.533–49.92	0.0087
Housewife	1	31	1
Traders	4	12	8.000	1.301-50.68	0.0366
Civil servants	4	19	5.565	0.8982-35.79	0.1490
Independents	5	14	8.421	1.420-52.22	0.0222
Farmers	3	4	13.71	2.151-86.62	0.0140
Marital status
Married	15	71	1
Single	12	37	1.404	0.7168-2.701	0.3736
Educational level
University	15	43	1.940	0.7665–5.281	0.2742
Secondary	8	23	1.935	0.6945-5.595	0.3354
Primary	4	26	1
Unschooled	0	16	0.000	0.000–1.598	0.2820
District of origin
1st	2	11	1.436	0.3051–6.343	0.6448
2nd	2	2	4.667	1.045-16.78	0.1053
3rd	1	3	2.333	0.3525-11.62	0.4306
4th	0	3	0.000	0.000-7.578	>0.9999
5th	0	6	0.000	0.000–4.637	>0.9999
6th	6	10	3.500	1.089-11.49	0.0534
7th	3	25	1
8th	3	19	1.273	0.3155-5.084	>0.9999
9th	4	10	2.667	0.7395-9.465	0.1967
10th	5	18	2.029	0.5911-7.097	0.4419

Note: italic value indicates ; statistically significant.