Association between compliance to lymphedema management techniques at the previous time point and 30-day rate of ADLA episodes, Khurda District, Odisha State, India, July 2009–July 2011.

*Adjusted results of Poisson regression for correlated data. Each rate ratio is comparing the rate of ADLA episodes among those who are compliant to the rate among those who are not compliant within the specified clinical disease groups.γDichotomized compliance score summarizing compliance to soap, cream, elevation, exercise, and footwear. Adjusted for baseline lymphedema status (advanced vs. early), access to water, access to soap, access to cream, access to the hospital, and number of time patient participated in MDA.?Interaction with inter-digital entry lesions at previous time point was statistically significant.‡Inter-digital entry lesions at previous time point.¥Interaction with inter-digital entry lesions at previous time point and baseline lymphedema status statistically significant.δAdjusted for access to water, access to soap, access to cream, access to the hospital, number of time patient participated in MDA, and compliance to all other techniques.†Lymphedema status at baseline.φOnly among those with inter-digital entry lesions at the previous time point. Adjusted for access to water, access to soap, access to cream, access to the hospital, number of time patient participated in MDA, lymphedema status at baseline (advanced vs. early), and compliance to all other techniques.#Adjusted for baseline lymphedema status (advanced vs. early), inter-digital entry lesions at the previous time point, access to water, access to soap, access to cream, access to the hospital, number of time patient participated in MDA, and compliance to all other techniques.Association between compliance to lymphedema management techniques at the previous time point and 30-day rate of ADLA episodes, Khurda District, Odisha State, India, July 2009–July 2011.