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Table 5 Multivariate logistic regression analysis of the relationship between demographic and pathological characteristics of patients and existence of generalized anxiety disorder

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

 

Generalized anxiety disorder

OR (CI 95%)

Test of significance

No (N = 66)

Yes (N = 39)

Mean ± SD

N (%)

Mean ± SD

N (%)

Value

p-value

Sig.

Age

32.89 ± 11.42

33.67 ± 10.39

 

t = −0.346

0.730T

NS

Sex

Female

31 (46.97%)

25 (64.1%)

0.5 (0.22–1.12)

X2 = 2.891

0.089C

NS

Male

35 (53.03%)

14 (35.9%)

Residency

Urban

47 (71.21%)

30 (76.92%)

0.74 (0.3–1.85)

X2 = 0.409

0.523C

NS

Rural

19 (28.79%)

9 (23.08%)

Marital status

Single

34 (51.52%)

19 (48.72%)

Ref.

 

0.826F

NS

Married

30 (45.45%)

18 (46.15%)

1.11 (0.49–2.54)

Divorced

2 (3.03%)

2 (5.13%)

1.33 (0.17–10.7)

IBD

UC

52 (78.79%)

30 (76.92%)

1.11 (0.43–2.88)

X2 = 0.05

0.823C

NS

Crohn’s

14 (21.21%)

9 (23.08%)

Mayo score UC (N = 52, 30)

8.19 ± 2.48

8.73 ± 2.73

 

t = − 0.917

0.362T

NS

CDAI (N = 14, 9)

246.53 ± 71.71

226.89 ± 45.3

 

t = 0.730

0.473T

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