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Table 4 Univariate and multivariate analysis of risk factors for prolonged hospital stay

From: Risk factors for delayed perineal wound healing and its impact on prolonged hospital stay after abdominoperineal resection

Variables

Hospital stay ≤ 14 days

n = 141 (%)

Hospital stay > 14 days

n = 88 (%)

P

Multivariate

OR (95% CI)

P

Age > 65 (years old)

82 (58.2)

58 (65.9)

0.242

  

Gender

  

0.976

  

 Male

90 (63.8)

56 (63.6)

   

 Female

51 (36.2)

32 (36.4)

   

Comorbidity ≥ 1

71 (50.4)

56 (63.6)

0.049

1.720 (0.937–3.158)

0.080

Comorbidity ≥ 2

32 (22.7)

26 (29.5)

0.246

  

Smoking

     

 Previous

35 (24.8)

26 (29.5)

0.432

  

 Current

23 (16.3)

15 (17.0)

0.885

  

BMI (kg/m2)

     

 Underweight (< 18.5)

6 (4.3)

3 (3.4)

0.820

  

 Overweight (> 25)

51 (36.2)

35 (39.8)

0.464

  

Neoadjuvant CCRT

52 (36.9)

24 (27.3)

0.133

  

Hypoalbuminemia

19 (13.5)

19 (21.6)

0.108

  

Pre-op CEA > 5 ng/mL

45 (33.3)

34 (39.1)

0.383

  

Resection of other pelvic organ

18 (12.8)

14 (15.9)

0.505

  

Laparoscopic operation

19 (13.5)

9 (10.2)

0.466

  

Operation time > 240 min

70 (49.6)

45 (51.1)

0.826

  

Blood loss > 250 ml

57 (40.4)

46 (52.3)

0.080

1.718 (0.942–3.134)

0.078

Delayed perineal wound healing

30 (21.3)

56 (63.6)

< 0.001*

6.404 (3.508–11.694)

< 0.001*

  1. CCRT concurrent chemoradiotherapy, BMI body mass index, CEA carcinoembryonic antigen