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Table 4 Patient related factors and their effect on postoperative outcome in OHS day surgery

From: Root causes of extended length of stay and unplanned readmissions after orthopedic surgery and hand surgery: a retrospective observational cohort study

Factor

No. Of patients

n (%) of outcomes

P-value

Gender

542

 

0.043

 Male

217

9 (4.1)

 

 Female

325

28 (8.6)

 

Age (years)

542

 

0.465

 16–44

153

9 (5.9)

 

 45–64

292

20 (6.8)

 

 65–74

68

4 (5.9)

 

 75+

29

4 (13.8)

 

BMI (kg/m2)

542

 

0.422

 < 20

29

1(3.4)

 

 20–24.9

183

8 (4.4)

 

 25–29.9

176

16 (9.1)

 

 30.0–34.9

102

9 (8.8)

 

 35–39.9

32

1 (3.1)

 

 40–44.9

16

2 (12.5)

 

 45–49.9

3

0 (0)

 

 50–54.9

1

0 (0)

 

ASA class

539

 

0.226

 1

176

9 (5.1)

 

 2

228

13 (5.7)

 

 3–4

135

13 (9.6)

 

Cardiovascular disease

542

 

0.96

 yes

203

14 (6.9)

 

 no

339

23 (6.8)

 

Anticoagulant

541

 

0.683

 no

525

36 (6.9)

 

 warfarin

8

1 (12.5)

 

 aspirin

6

0 (0)

 

 NOAC

2

0 (0)

 

Diabetes

542

 

0.17

 yes

61

7 (11.5)

 

 no

481

30 (6.2)

 

Pulmonary disease

542

 

0.413

 yes

60

2 (3.3)

 

 no

482

35 (7.3)

 

Sleep apnea

542

 

0.386

 yes

20

0 (0)

 

 no

522

37 (7.1)

 

Migraine/headache

542

 

0.576

 yes

12

1 (8.3)

 

 no

530

36 (6.8)

 

Psychiatric condition

542

 

0.512

 yes

41

4 (9.8)

 

 no

501

33 (6.6)

 

Meniere/vertigo

542

 

1

 yes

3

0 (0)

 

 no

539

37 (6.9)

 

Immunosuppression

542

 

0.639

 yes

20

2 (10.0)

 

 no

522

35 (6.7)

 

Other underlying medical condition

542

 

0.837

 yes

118

7 (5.9)

 

 no

424

30 (7.1)

 

Smoking status

534

 

0.549

 no

378

22 (5.8)

 

 yes

140

12 (8.6)

 

 quit

12

1 (8.3)

 

 sometimes

4

0 (0)

 
  1. BMI Body mass index, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists, NOAC Novel oral anticoagulant