Clinical Study
Influence of Zinc Supplementation in Acute Diarrhea Differs by the Isolated Organism
Table 2
Influence of zinc supplementation on the outcome of high stool volume in different subgroups based on the isolated organisms
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the results are from multivariate logistic regression analyses which adjusted for effects of age, gender, presence of stunting (weight-for-age z-score −2), presence of wasting (length-for-age z-score −2), wealth index score, hand washing score, baseline plasma zinc level, baseline plasma copper level, and baseline hemoglobin level. receiving zinc alone or zinc and copper compared to those receiving placebo. : odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; : number of subjects with complete covariate information; Zn: zinc, Zn + Cu: zinc and copper; Pl: placebo. |