Research Article
The Current Status of Antioxidants in the Treatment of Vitiligo in China
Table 2
Possible significant predictors of the synergistic curative efficacy of antioxidants.
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Abbreviations: aOR, adjusted odds ratio; NA, not applicable; Freq, frequency. aOrdinal logistic regression models were constructed with the synergistic effect of antioxidants (markedly effective, effective, or uncertain) as the ordinal dependent (outcome) variable. The independent (explanatory) variable was the combined classification of vitiligo, the area affected by vitiligo, the age of the patients, the pattern of antioxidant use, and the duration of the course (categorical). The crude OR (95% confidence interval) for the synergistic curative efficacy of the antioxidants was determined. The aORs were determined from multivariate models by including the hospital level, sex, and current age. There were no significant interactions between the classification of vitiligo, the area affected by vitiligo, the age of the patients, the pattern of antioxidant use, the duration of the course, and the other covariates in the multivariate models. |