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Table 5 Univariate and multivariate analyses of clinicopathological variables on outlet obstruction

From: Organ/space infection is a common cause of high output stoma and outlet obstruction in diverting ileostomy

Variables

 

N

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

n (%)

P value

Odds ratio

(95% CI)

P value

Age

≥65

53

10 (18.9)

   
 

< 65

50

9 (18)

1

  

Gender

Female

21

0 (0)

   
 

Male

82

19 (23.2)

0.011

NA

 

BMI (kg/m2)

< 25

25

6 (24)

   
 

≥25

78

13 (16.7)

0.393

  

Diabetes

No

87

15 (17)

   
 

Yes

16

4 (25)

0.129

  

Smoker

No

25

5 (20)

   
 

Yes

78

14 (18.2)

1

  

Steroid user

No

97

18 (18.6)

   
 

Yes

6

1 (16.7)

0.143

  

Alb

≥4.2

44

11 (25)

   
 

< 4.2

59

8 (13.6)

0.199

  

eGFR

≥60

91

15 (16.5)

   
 

< 60

12

4 (33.3)

0.227

  

Diameter of muscle (mm)

≥10.25

42

8 (19.0)

   
 

< 10.25

61

11 (18)

1

  

Neoplasia

No

19

3 (15.8)

   
 

Yes

84

16 (19.0)

1

  

Perforation

No

101

19 (18.9)

   
 

Yes

2

0 (0)

1

  

Stenosis

No

94

16 (17.0)

   
 

Yes

9

3 (33.3)

0.361

  

Total proctocolectomy

No

86

16 (18.6)

1

  
 

Yes

17

3 (17.6)

   

LLND

No

75

14 (18.67)

   
 

Yes

28

5 (17.9)

1

  

Double stapling technique

No

43

11 (25.6)

   
 

Yes

60

8 (13.3)

0.129

  

Preoperative chemotherapy

No

69

13 (18.8)

   
 

Yes

34

6 (17.6)

1

  

Operation time (min)

≥319

53

10 (18.9)

   
 

< 319

50

9 (18)

1

  

Blood loss (ml)

≥60

50

10 (20)

   
 

< 60

53

9 (17.0)

0.801

  

Blood transfusion

No

93

16 (17.2)

   
 

Yes

10

3 (30)

0.388

  

Replacement fluid volume in the operation (ml)

≥2800

53

9 (17.0)

   
 

< 2800

50

10 (20)

0.801

  

Anastomotic leakage

No

85

15 (17.6)

   
 

Yes

18

4 (22.2)

0.518

  

Organ space SSI

No

64

6 (9.4)

   
 

Yes

39

13 (33.3)

0.004

3.77 (1.26–11.3)

0.018

  1. BMI body mass index, LLND lateral lymph node dissection, SSI surgical site infection