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Table 2 Univariate analysis of risk factors for organ-space surgical site infection in colon and rectal surgery

From: Risk factors and outcomes of organ-space surgical site infections after elective colon and rectal surgery

 

Colon

Rectum

Risk factor

No OS-SSI (n = 2318)

OS-SSI (n = 200)

p- value

No OS-SSI (n = 1043)

OS-SSI (n = 136)

p- value

Age, median (IQR) years

70 (61–79)

73 (63–79)

0.3

68 (60–76)

66.5 (58–74)

0.07

Age ≥ 65 years, (%)

67.6

72

0.2

61.5

58.8

0.5

Male sex, (%)

58.4

70

0.001

65.4

80.9

<0.001

ASA ≥ III, (%)

41.9

45.5

0.3

36.1

41.2

0.25

Correct IV antibiotic prophylaxis, (%)

84.3

81.5

0.3

81.4

83.8

0.5

Duration of operation ≥ p75tha, (%)

37.5

39

0.7

41.2

54.4

0.003

Laparoscopy, (%)

61.6

44

<0.001

66.3

64.7

0.7

NNIS ≥ 1, (%)

35.5

43

0.03

32.7

41.2

0.05

Neoplasia, (%)

93.6

93

0.7

97.2

94.9

0.13

Inflammatory bowel disease, (%)

2.9

4

0.38

1.1

2.9

0.1

Chemotherapy, (%)

3.1

3.5

0.7

45.1

45.2

1

Radiotherapy, (%)

1.2

2.5

0.18

46

47.4

0.7

Oral antibiotic prophylaxis, (%)

43.7

33

0.004

43.3

26.5

<0.001

Mechanical bowel preparation, (%)

71.4

67.2

0.2

89.1

90.4

0.6

Ostomy, (%)

7.3

20

<0.001

63.8

65.2

0.7

  1. No OS-SSI no organ-space surgical site infections (include patients with incisional SSI and patients without SSI), OS-SSI organ-space SSI, IQR interquartile range, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status classification, IV intravenous, NNIS National Nosocomial Infections Surveillance Risk Index.
  2. aGreater than 75th percentile for the duration of surgery (180 min, 3 h)