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Table 4 Correlation between platelet depletion on POD1 and clinical characteristics

From: Post-operative depletion of platelet count is associated with anastomotic insufficiency following intrahepatic cholangiojejunostomy: a case–control study from the results of 220 cases of intrahepatic cholangiojejunostomy

Subject characteristics

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

  

Platelet count

P

Odds ratio

95% CI

P

  

(POD 1)

    
  

<10 × 104/μL

    
  

N =30

    

Age (years)

>68

19

0.553

   

BMI

<22

10

0.116

   

Diabetes mellitus

Yes

8

0.197

   

ICGR-15

>10%

21

0.231

   
 

>15%

7

0.430

   

Pre-operative albumin (mg/dL)

<3.9

16

0.845

   

Pre-operative platelet count

<12 × 104/μL

5

<0.01

34.7

3.16-380.2

<0.01

Preoperative Portal vein embolism

Yes

20

0.716

   

Type of hepatectomy

Right/trisegmen-tectomy

21

0.542

   

PD

Yes

3

0.775

   

Operative blood loss (mL)

>1700

24

<0.01

5.24

1.69-16.2

<0.01

Operation time (min)

>660

21

1

   

Concomitant resection

Hepatic artery

5

0.339

   

PV

12

0.432

   

Number of bile duct reconstructions

>3

14

0.065

-

-

N.S

Postoperative AST (IU)

>370

15

1

   

Postoperative ALT (IU)

>440

16

0.844

   

PT-INR (POD1)

>1.8

18

0.171

   

APTT (POD1)

>40

26

<0.01

5.31

1.71-16.46

<0.01

Organ/space SSI (n =30)

Yes

9

<0.01

-

-

N.S

  1. POD1: post-operative day 1, BMI: body mass index, ICGR-15: indocyanine green retention rate at 15 min), PV: portal vein, Right: right extended hepatectomy, PD: pancreaticoduodenectomy, AST: aspartate amino transferase, ALT: alanine aminotransferase, PT-INR: prothrombin time-international normalized ratio, APTT: activated partial thromboplastin time, SSI: surgical-site infection, N.S: no statistically significant difference.