Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2017.
World J Gastroenterol. Apr 21, 2017; 23(15): 2750-2756
Published online Apr 21, 2017. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i15.2750
Table 3 The association between Helicobacter pylori and obesity in the study
GroupEvent
Crude
Adjusted
Baseline1 yrIncidence (%)RR (95%CI)P valueRR (95%CI)P value
Model 1 in all the subjects
H. pylori (+)212 (12.9)194 (11.8)18 (1.1)0.890 (0.626-1.267)0.5190.831 (0.577-1.197)0.321
H. pylori (-)176 (12.6)169 (12.1)7 (0.5)1.0001.000
Model 2 in the obese subjects
H. pylori (+)212 (100)170 (80.2)42 (19.8)0.995 (0.603-1.642)0.9850.931 (0.547-1.585)0.792
H. pylori (-)176 (100)141 (80.1)35 (19.1)1.0001.000
Model 3 in the non-obese subjects
H. pylori (+)024 (1.7)24 (1.7)0.731 (0.422-1.268)0.2650.673 (0.382-1.186)0.170
H. pylori (-)028 (2.3)28 (2.3)1.0001.000