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Table 3 Risk factors for the psychosocial disorder derived from univariate analysis

From: Assessment of psychosocial functioning and its risk factors in children with pectus excavatum

Variable

n

Total problems

χ2

P

Odds ratio

95%Confidence Interval

  

No.

(%)

    

Age

       

   6-8 years

109

16

14.7

    

   9-11 years

121

21

17.4

0.304

0.581

1.221

0.601-2.480

   12-16 years

107

29

27.1

5.053

0.025*

2.161

1.094-4.268

Gender

       

   Male

266

49

18.4

1.085

0.298

1.394

0.745-2.610

   Female

71

17

23.9

    

Severity

       

   I Degree

50

7

14.0

    

   II Degree

149

24

16.1

0.126

0.722

1.179

0.475-2.931

   III Degree

68

14

20.6

0.855

0.355

1.539

0.591-4.294

   IV Degree

70

21

30.0

4.174

0.041*

2.633

1.020-6.796

Perceived age†

       

   ≤ 6

271

50

18.5

1.131

0.288

0.707

0.372-1.342

   ≥ 7

66

16

24.2

    

Perceived approach

       

   By themselves

186

39

21.0

0.504

0.478

1.218

0.706-2.103

   By others

151

27

17.9

    

Being teased

       

   Yes

77

22

28.6

5.118

0.024*

1.964

1.087-3.547

   No

260

44

16.9

    

Had surgical repair

       

   Yes

281

57

20.3

    

   No

56

9

16.1

0.526

0.468

0.573

0.348-1.625

Father's education

       

   Higher

115

19

16.5

    

   Intermediate

134

26

19.4

0.347

0.556

1.216

0.634-2.335

   Lower

86

21

24.4

1.925

0.165

1.632

0.814-3.274

Mother's education

       

   Higher

92

14

15.2

    

   Intermediate

143

25

17.5

0.241

0.624

1.196

0.586-2.440

   Lower

100

27

27.0

3.961

0.047*

2.061

1.003-4.234

Household income

per year (RMB)

       

   >30000

80

14

17.5

    

   20000-30000

185

34

18.4

0.029

0.865

1.061

0.534-2.109

   <20000

72

18

25.0

1.283

0.257

1.571

0.716-3.447

  1. Note: Some parents did not answer all questions, resulting in different totals.
  2. *The differences are statistical significant if P < 0.05.
  3. † The age which an awareness of the depression arose in the child.