Chen Jianping,Zhao Wanying,He Nianhai,Zhou Ping,Wang Gang,Wang Wanjun.Logistic regression analysis of correlative factors for 413 asthma children[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2011,33(17):1862-1864.
Chen Jianping,Zhao Wanying,He Nianhai,Zhou Ping,Wang Gang,Wang Wanjun.Logistic regression analysis of correlative factors for 413 asthma children[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2011,33(17):1862-1864.DOI:
Logistic regression analysis of correlative factors for 413 asthma children
Objective To study the correlative factors for asthma children in Chongqing
China. Methods This study enrolled 413 children with asthma from the Pediatric Asthma Outpatient Department and Pediatric Ward of Southwest Hospital of Third Military Medical University from Jun. 2007 to Dec. 2010. The control group included 420 children without asthma from the outpatients and the children who accepted physical examination in our hospital. Questionnaires
examinations
asthma history analysis and following-up were used to determine the correlative factors for asthma children. Results Totally 10 factors were investigated and analyzed by Logistic regression analysis. Two factors were excluded and eight factors were included in the end
and among the eight factors there were six risk factors and two protective factors. High risk factors included heredofamilial asthma
atopic constitution
positive response to skin prick test (SPT)
and high total IgE level. Conclusion Genetic factors are closely correlated with the development of asthma children
and atopic constitution is a risk factor for asthma children. Protective factors include breastfeeding and hepatitis A virus (HAV) infection.
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