Table 3 Sub analyses: head trauma and risk of later celiac disease
From: Can head trauma trigger celiac disease? Nation-wide case–control study
Subgroup | Head trauma requiring care in neurosurgery dept. | Head trauma with at least 3 days of inpatient care | At least 2 records of prior head trauma |
|---|---|---|---|
OR; 95% CI | OR; 95% CI | OR; 95% CI | |
Overall | 0.77; 0.51-1.16 | 1.10; 0.96-1.27 | 1.02; 0.86-1.20 |
Sex | |||
Males | 0.84; 0.51-1.39 | 1.04; 0.85-1.26 | 0.77; 0.60-0.99 |
Females | 0.65; 0.32-1.34 | 1.19; 0.96-1.46 | 1.38; 1.09-1.75 |
Agea | |||
<20 yrs | 0.57; 0.14-2.40 | 1.18; 0.67-2.18 | 1.29; 0.93-1.79 |
20-39 yrs | 0.25; 0.06-1.01 | 1.07; 0.79-1.44 | 0.84; 0.60-1.19 |
40-59 yrs | 0.90; 0.41-1.98 | 1.17; 0.93-1.48 | 1.04; 0.74-1.46 |
60+ yrs | 1.07; 0.61-1.90 | 1.04; 0.82-1.33 | 0.94; 0.66-1.35 |
Calendar perioda | |||
-1989 | 0.84; 0.19-3.65 | 1.59; 1.06-2.37 | 1.33; 0.69-2.56 |
1990-1999 | 0.58; 0.27-1.25 | 1.01; 0.81-1.26 | 0.86; 0.62-1.20 |
2000-2008 | 0.89; 0.53-1.50 | 1.09; 0.89-1.35 | 1.06; 0.86-1.31 |