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Table 3 Factors associated with onychomadesis

From: An outbreak of Coxsackievirus A6–associated hand, foot, and mouth disease in a kindergarten in Beijing in 2015

 

Onychomadesis

OR(95%CI)

P a

Yes (%)

No (%)

  

Age(month)(n = 51)

 36–47

16(72.7)

15(51.7)

0.402(0.123–1.318)

0.128

 48–72

6(27.3)

14(48.3)

  

Sex (n = 51)

 Female

9(40.9)

17(58.6)

2.046(0.664–6.311)

0.210

 Male

13(59.1)

12(41.4)

  

Median duration from onset to initial diagnosis(days)

 ≤ 2

16(72.7)

16(55.2)

0.462(0.140–1.517)

0.199

 > 2

6(27.3)

13(44.8)

  

Fever(n = 51)

 No

5(22.7)

3(10.3)

0.392(0.083–1.860)

0.228

 Yes

17(77.3)

26(89.7)

  

Temperature(n = 43)

 37.3 ≤ T < 39 °C

13(76.5)

14(53.8)

0.359(0.092–1.399)

0.133

 T ≥ 39 °C

4(23.5)

12(46.2)

  

Desquamation(n = 51)

 Yes

20(90.9)

15(51.7)

9.3 (1.836–47.437)

0.003

 No

2(9.1)

14(48.3)

  

Pigmentation(n = 51)

 No

16(72.7)

26(89.7)

3.250(0.711–14.851)

0.150

 Yes

6(27.3)

3(10.3)

  
  1. aP < 0.05 from the x2 test was considered to be significant
  2. The bold values means significant difference was obtained between compared groups