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Table 4 Multivariable logistic regression analysis of the relationship between patient demographic and disease characteristics and the existence of major depressive disorder

From: The psychological impact of inflammatory bowel disease as regards anxiety and depression: a single-center study

 

Major depressive disorder

OR (CI 95%)

Test of significance

No (N = 46)

Yes (N = 59)

Mean ± SD

N (%)

Mean ± SD

N (%)

Value

p-value

Sig.

Age

30.61 ± 8.72

35.19 ± 12.2

 

t = −2.152

0.034T

S

Sex

Female

21 (45.65%)

35 (59.32%)

0.58 (0.26–1.26)

X2 = 1.941

0.164C

NS

Male

25 (54.35%)

24 (40.68%)

Residency

Urban

34 (73.91%)

43 (72.88%)

1.05 (0.44–2.53)

X2 = 0.014

0.906C

NS

Rural

12 (26.09%)

16 (27.12%)

Marital status

Single

26 (56.52%)

27 (45.76%)

Ref.

 

0.565F

NS

Married

19 (41.3%)

29 (49.15%)

1.5 (0.68–3.32)

Divorced

1 (2.17%)

3 (5.08%)

2.53 (0.24–26.6)

IBD

UC

37 (80.43%)

45 (76.27%)

1.28 (0.5–3.29)

X2 = 0.262

0.609C

NS

Crohn’s

9 (19.57%)

14 (23.73%)

Mayo Score UC (N = 37, 45)

8.03 ± 2.48

8.69 ± 2.64

 

t = − 1.162

0.249T

NS

CDAI (N = 9, 14)

238.93 ± 78.56

238.79 ± 52.62

 

t = 0.005

0.996T

NS

  1. TStudent t-test of significance; t, Student t-test value
  2. CChi-square test of significance; X2, chi-square test value
  3. FMonte-Carlo Fisher’s exact test of significance