Research Article

Relationship between Poorly Controlled Asthma and Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders in Children with Asthma: A Two-Center Study

Table 3

Risk factors for SRBD in asthmatic children.

CharacteristicUnivariate analysisMultivariate analysis
OR (95% CI) valuesOR (95% CI) values

Age in years1.000 (0.905–1.105)1.000

Obesity
No10.0231.995 (0.658–6.050)0.223
Yes3.111 (1.176–8.292)

Asthma
Well-controlled11
Partly or uncontrolled3.207 (1.617–6.360)0.0012.746 (1.215–6.209)0.015

History of AR
 No1
 Yes1.740 (0.779–3885)0.177

AR control status0.0040.005
Controlled11
Uncontrolled3.225 (1.441–7.220)3.284 (1.430–7.544)

Allergy0.251
 No1
 Yes2.412 (0.536–10.861)

ICS therapy0.730
 No1
 Yes1.200 (0.427–3.373)

Nasal steroids therapy0.696
 No1
 Yes1.417 (0.247–8.133)

Montelukast therapy0.391
 No1
 Yes1.475 (0.607–3.586)

Antihistamines therapy0.780
 No1
 Yes1.105 (0.549–2.223)

The data from multivariate analysis were after adjusting for obesity, asthma control status, and AR control status.  < 0.05 was considered a statistically significant difference. CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratios; AR, allergic rhinitis; ICS, inhaled corticosteroid. The variables with statistical differences are indicated in bold.