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Table 3 Related factor of PPOI in peak lactate greater than 2 mmol/L group in multiple regression analysis and finally selected model

From: Serum lactate normalization time associated with prolonged postoperative ileus after surgical management of the small bowel and/or mesenteric injuries

 

univariate analysis

multivariate analysis

final selected model

 

OR(95% CI)

p

OR(95% CI)

p

OR(95% CI)

p

Age

1.019

(0.999–1.039)

0.062

    

Initial Hb

0.874

(0.765–0.998)

0.046

0.926

(0.751–1.143)

0.474

  

Initial PLT

0.995

(0.990 -1.0002)

0.059

    

Albumin

0.551

(0.339–0.895)

0.016

1.037

(0.474–2.268)

0.928

  

Creatine kinase

1.001

(1.0002–1.002)

0.02

1.001

(1.00009–1.002)

0.032

1.001

(1.0001–1.002)

0.023

Initial lactate

1.078

(0.965–1.205)

0.183

    

Peak lactate

1.110

(0.988–1.248)

0.08

    

Lactate normalization time

2.042

(1.254–3.325)

0.004

1.773

(1.019–3.084)

0.043

1.699

(1.024–2.821)

0.04

Inotropics and vasopressor

2.165

(1.020–4.596)

0.044

1.330

(0.542–3.265)

0.534

  

Initial systolic BP

0.992

(0.978–1.005)

0.222

    

Crystalloid

1.0003

(1.00005–1.0005)

0.016

0.9999

(0.9996–1.0003)

0.757

  

pRBC

1.113

(1.030–1.202)

0.007

    

FFP

1.153

(1.044–1.274)

0.005

1.137

(0.948–1.363)

0.166

1.145

(1.031–1.273)

0.012

PC

1.097

(1.007–1.195)

0.035

0.966

(0.857–1.090)

0.578

  

AIS of abdomen

1.864

(1.104–3.146)

0.02

1.527

(0.688–3.392)

0.298

  

AIS of small bowel

1.135

(0.927–1.389)

0.221

    

ISS

1.076

(1.024–1.131)

0.004

0.987

(0.912–1.068)

0.744

  
  1. Hb,hemoglobin; PLT, platelet; pRBC, packed red blood cell; FFP, fresh frozen plasma; PC platelet concentrate; AIS, Abbreviated Injury Scale; ISS, Injury Severity Score