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Table 5 Univariate and multivariate analyses of the risk factors for postoperative pulmonary complications after MIE

From: Analysis of factors associated with operative difficulty in thoracoscopic esophageal cancer surgery in the left-decubitus position: a single-center retrospective study

Logistic regression analysis

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

  

OR

95% CI

P-value

OR

95% CI

P-value

Sex

Female vs. Male

1.208

0.535–2.728

0.650

   

Age

<70 y.o vs.

70 y.o

1.349

0.671–2.713

0.401

   

Preoperative chemotherapy

Absent vs. Present

1.074

0.551–2.094

0.289

   

Reconstruction route

Mediastinal vs. Retrosternal

1.580

0.551–4.525

0.395

   

Abdominal procedure

HALS vs. Open

1.239

0.610–2.519

0.552

   

Intrathoracic adhesion

Absent vs. Present

1.637

0.818–3.276

0.164

   

Resection of thoracic duct

Absent vs. Present

0.722

0.328–1.591

0.419

   

Artificial pneumothorax

Present vs. Absent

1.497

0.710–3.157

0.290

   

cT

0–2 vs. 3,4

1.092

0.558–2.139

0.797

   

cN

0 vs. 1

1.106

0.566–2.160

0.768

2.398

0.916–6.250

0.075

cStage

0–2 vs. 3–4

1.509

0.758–3.006

0.242

3.102

1.152–8.351

0.025*

Resectability

R0 vs. R1

1.600

0.603–4.237

0.345

   

Distance α

 3.95 mm vs. <3.95 mm

1.059

0.543–2.066

0.865

   

Distance β

<31 mm vs.  31 mm

0.979

0.502–1.909

0.951

   

Degree γ

 4.2° vs. <4.2°

0.872

0.446–1.701

0.687

   

Intraoperative injury

Absent vs. Present

2.294

1.105–4.766

0.026 *

2.413

1.145–5.084

0.021*

  1. MIE, minimally invasive esophagectomy; CI, confidential interval; HALS, hand assisted laparoscopic surgery;
  2. *P < 0.05 Variables were adjusted for in the multivariable logistic regression model