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Table 2 Demographic and clinical characteristics of study population

From: Risk factors and outcomes associated with postoperative ileus following ileostomy formation: a retrospective study

 

All

No POI

POI

% POI

p-value

Absolute prevalence

261 (100%)

176

85

32.6%

–

Demographic characteristics

Gender

 Female gender

119 (45.6%)

85

34

28.6%

0.23

 Male gender

142 (54.4%)

91

51

35.9%

Age (years)

50.4

49.3

52.7

–

0.092

BMI (kg/m2)

25.4

24.8

26.6

–

0.01

Smoking status

 Yes

7 (2.7%)

3

4

57.1%

0.22

 No

254 (97.3%)

173

81

31.9%

Clinical characteristics

Diabetes

 Yes

10 (3.8%)

6

4

40.0%

0.73

 No

251 (96.2%)

170

81

32.3%

Chronic steroid use prior to surgery

 Yes

66 (25.3%)

44

22

33.3%

0.88

 No

195 (74.7%)

132

63

32.3%

Chronic opioid use prior to surgery

 Yes

58 (22.2%)

35

23

39.7%

0.21

 No

203 (77.8%)

141

62

30.5%

Indication for surgery

 Cancer

140 (53.6%)

94

46

32.9%

0.37

 Inflammatory bowel disease

96 (36.8%)

68

28

29.2%

 Another condition

25 (9.6%)

14

11

44.0%

Case type

 Elective (non-urgent)

234 (89.7%)

161

73

31.2%

0.19

 Elective (urgent)

27 (10.3%)

15

12

44.4%

  1. p-values from Fisher’s exact tests for categorical variables and t-tests for continuous variables
  2. POI postoperative ileus