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Table 3 In-hospital mortality after hip fracture surgery. Binominal multivariate regression analysis

From: In-hospital mortality does not increase in patients aged over 85 years after hip fracture surgery. A retrospective observational study in a Japanese tertiary hospital

Variables

β

SE

OR (95% CI)

p value

ASA-PS score

1.08

0.44

2.94 (1.23–7.03)

0.015

Age (85 ≤ age)

− 0.51

0.57

0.60 (0.20–1.81

0.599

Gender (female)

0.52

0.80

1.69 (0.35–8.14)

0.513

Location of fracture

   

0.717

Types of anesthesia

   

0.917

  1. ASA-PS score was associated with in-hospital mortality after surgery. There was no association with other variables including age groups, gender, location of fracture and types of anesthesia
  2. Abbreviations: β estimated regression coefficient, SE standard error of β, OR odds ratio, 95% CI 95% confidence intervals for the odds ratio. ASA-PS American Society of Anesthesiology physical status explanation of variables, ASA-PS score continuous scale (I–V), age categorical (75 ≤ age < 85, 85 ≤ age), types of anesthesia categorical (general anesthesia, general anesthesia combined with neuraxial or regional block, spinal anesthesia), location of fracture categorical (inter-capsular, extra-capsular)