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Table 3 Cox regression analysis of risk factors associated with SAP and the relative abundance of specific taxa

From: Association between oral microbial dysbiosis and poor functional outcomes in stroke-associated pneumonia patients

Risk factor

Univariate analysis

 

Multivariate analysis*

 

Multivariate analysis#

HR(95% CI)

P value

 

Model 1 aHR(95% CI)

P value

 

Model 2 aHR(95% CI)

P value

Protective bacteria

        

p__Firmicutes

0.016(0.002–0.160)

<0.001

 

NA

NA

 

NA

NA

c__Bacilli

0.090(0.028–0.290)

<0.001

 

0.190(0.042–0.864)

0.032

 

0.139(0.035–0.552)

0.005

o__Lactobacillales

0.095(0.031–0.292)

<0.001

 

0.183(0.044–0.766)

0.020

 

0.154(0.043–0.557)

0.004

f__Streptococcaceae

0.125(0.043–0.367)

<0.001

 

0.223(0.063–0.794)

0.021

 

0.184(0.056–0.602)

0.005

g__Streptococcus

0.125(0.043–0.367)

<0.001

 

0.223(0.063–0.794)

0.021

 

0.184(0.056–0.602)

0.005

Hazardous bacteria

        

p__Bacteroidota

4.732(1.434–15.618)

0.011

 

NA

NA

 

NA

NA

c__Bacteroidia

4.735(1.435–15.636)

0.011

 

NA

NA

 

NA

NA

o__Bacteroidales

4.557(1.492–13.913)

0.008

 

NA

NA

 

NA

NA

f__Prevotellaceae

4.147(1.559–11.032)

0.004

 

NA

NA

 

NA

NA

g__Prevotella

4.508(1.781–11.778)

0.002

 

NA

NA

 

3.224(1.147–9.063)

0.026

 F/B

0.254(0.107–0.601)

0.002

 

NA

NA

 

NA

NA

S/P

0.345(0.202–0.590)

<0.001

 

NA

NA

 

0.424(0.231–0.776)

0.005

  1. *adjusted by age, initial NIHSS score, enteral nutrition, atrial fibrillation, dysphagia, and NLR(neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio)
  2. #adjusted by A2DS2 score
  3. F/B Firmicute/Bacteroidota (F/B) ratio; S/P Streptococcus/Prevotella (S/P) ratio