Retrospective Study
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World J Clin Cases. Aug 26, 2019; 7(16): 2176-2188
Published online Aug 26, 2019. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v7.i16.2176
Table 2 Univariate and multivariate analyses of risk factors for surgical site infections in the training cohort
Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
OR95%CIP-valueOR95%CIP-value
Gender0.6000.278-1.2970.192
Age, yr0.9750.941-1.0100.282
BMI, kg/m21.0040.894-1.1290.930
ASA score > 22.6741.346-5.3150.0064.5181.528-13.3600.006
Smoking0.8620.499-1.6530.654
Alcohol consumption1.0020.526-1.9110.994
Diabetes0.9660.314-2.9700.951
Child-Pugh grade1.0440.840-1.2980.655
TNM stage1.1740.873-1.4160.247
Cirrhosis0.9600.476-1.9350.909
Elevated ALT, U/L1.1930.618-2.3030.600
Elevated AST, U/L1.2990.682-2.4760.425
Albumin, g/L0.7890.721-0.8360.0010.9000.817-0.9920.033
TB, μmol/L0.9890.968-1.0110.071
Hb, g/L1.0070.987-1.0270.145
History of RFA1.5540.329-7.3370.575
History of TACE1.2010.143-9.0710.866
Repeat hepatectomy2.3641.203-4.6460.0133.8591.435-10.3810.007
Type of hepatectomy2.6491.406-4.9940.0021.2770.506-3.2280.605
Duration of surgery, min1.0091.006-1.013< 0.0011.0111.007-1.015< 0.001
Blood loss, mL1.0011.000-1.0020.0021.0010.999-1.0020.329
Intraoperative blood transfusion1.4640.717-2.9910.299