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Table 2 Logistic regression analysis of re-consultation incidence associated with patient characteristics

From: Should ambulatory appendectomy become the standard treatment for acute appendicitis?

Variable

Univariable

Multivariable

Odds ratio

95% CI

p value

Odds ratio

95% CI

p value

Categoric

 Male gender

1.02

(0.47–2.29)

0.957

1.04

(0.41–2.73)

0.931

 BMI > 28

0.38

(0.02–2.01)

0.356

0.43

(0.02–3.18)

0.474

 Symptoms > 48 h

1.09

(0.49–2.40)

0.823

0.85

(0.31–2.25)

0.746

 Appendix diameter > 10 mm

1.12

(0.49–2.48)

0.777

   

 Appendicolith

1.44

(0.60–3.27)

0.397

1.66

(0.63–4.21)

0.290

 Perforation signs

2.20

(0.83–5.42)

0.096

1.84

(0.46–6.55)

0.360

 Ambulatory surgery

0.47

(0.21–1.03)

0.062

0.57

(0.21–1.55)

0.267

Continuous

 Age (years)

1.00

(0.97–1.02)

0.812

1.00

(0.97–1.03)

0.814

 Appendix diameter

0.98

(0.87–1.08)

0.720

0.95

(0.81–1.10)

0.540

 CRP level

1.00

(0.99–1.01)

0.882

1.00

(0.99–1.01)

0.705

 WBC

1.06

(0.98–1.16)

0.126

1.05

(0.96–1.15)

0.295

 ASA score

0.82

(0.33–1.69)

0.617

0.90

(0.27–2.66)

0.860

 SA score

0.88

(0.62–1.27)

0.491

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