Title: RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS OF THE 28th ECVIM-CA CONGRESS Document date: 2018_12_19
ID: r79h9yzz_1111
Snippet: SB was identified in nine cats (5.9%) and Escherichia coli was the most commonly cultured bacterium (n=3). Female sex was a significant risk factor for SB (female OR 5.2 [1.0â€27], RR 4.2 [1.2â€12]; vs. male; p=0.04). Overweight was not a significant risk factor (overweight/obese OR 0.38 [0.07â€2.0], RR 0.40 [0.06â€1.65]; vs. lean; p=0.25), and neither was obesity compared to lean and overweight cats (p=0.99)......
Document: SB was identified in nine cats (5.9%) and Escherichia coli was the most commonly cultured bacterium (n=3). Female sex was a significant risk factor for SB (female OR 5.2 [1.0â€27], RR 4.2 [1.2â€12]; vs. male; p=0.04). Overweight was not a significant risk factor (overweight/obese OR 0.38 [0.07â€2.0], RR 0.40 [0.06â€1.65]; vs. lean; p=0.25), and neither was obesity compared to lean and overweight cats (p=0.99).
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