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Table 4 Correlations between patient characteristics, intraoperative haemodynamic indices and Comprehensive Complication Index (CCI) and hospital length of stay (LOS), stratified according to age

From: Can routine perioperative haemodynamic parameters predict postoperative morbidity after major surgery?

 

Comprehensive Complication Index

Length of hospital stay

Age (year)

< 70

n = 22

> 70

n = 28

< 70

N = 22

> 70

N = 28

Length of stay in hospital (total)

0.282

1

1

0.341*

p= 0.03

Preoperative risk assessment (NSQIP)

0.067

0.341*

p = 0.03

0.129

0.335*

p= 0.03

Intraoperative (duration in min)

 Heart rate > 100

− 0.08

0.335*

p = 0.02

− 0.078

0.336

 Heart rate < 55

− 0.048

0.336

− 0.013

0.076

 Heart rate > 87

0.042

0.076

0.083

0.266

 Systolic blood pressure < 100

0.005

0.266

0.231

0.293

 Pulse pressure > 62

− 0.021

0.293

0.289

0.273

 Pulse pressure < 53

− 0.026

0.273

− 0.012

0.098

 Mean arterial pressure < 75

− 0.036

0.098

0.386*

p= 0.02

0.571*

p= 0.004

 Mean arterial pressure < 55

− 0.013

0.571*

p = 0.004

0.056

0.336*

PACU

 Heart rate > 100

− 0.096

0.336*

p = 0.03

0.004

0.103

 Heart rate < 55

− 0.219

0.027

− 0.055

− 0.222

 Heart rate > 87

− 0.026

− 0.011

− 0.051

0.305

 Systolic blood pressure < 100

0.065

0.146

0.143

0.27

 Pulse pressure > 62

− 0.181

0.013

0.027

− 0.081

 Pulse pressure < 53

0.041

− 0.076

− 0.027

0.253

 Mean arterial pressure < 75

0.108

−0.094

0.155

0.048

 Mean arterial pressure < 55

0.122

0.093

0.141

0.112

  1. Data shown are Kendall’s correlation coefficient for tied ranks (Tau-B)
  2. *p value < 0.05, actual value given