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Table 1 Descriptive characteristics, preoperative Mini-cog score and incidence of postoperative delirium according to the anesthesia method

From: The effect of two different modes of anaesthesia maintenance on postoperative delirium in elderly patient with low preoperative mini-cog score

  

Total (n = 84)

Group S(n = 41)

Group T (n = 43)

p

Age (years)

66.5 ±4.6 (60–79)

66.4 ±4.6 (60–77)

66.7 ±4.8 (60–79)

0.854 a

Sex

    
 

Male

40 ( 47.6 )

19 ( 46.3 )

21 ( 48.8 )

0.819 b

 

Female

44 ( 52.4 )

22 ( 53.7 )

22 ( 51.2 )

Hypertension

34 ( 40.5 )

16 ( 39.0 )

18 ( 52.9 )

0.791 b

Diabetes mellitus

23 ( 27.4 )

10 ( 24.4 )

13 ( 30.2 )

0.548 b

Heart disease

14 ( 16.7 )

8 ( 19.5 )

6 ( 14.0 )

0.494 b

Mini-Cog score

(Preoperative)

4.1 ±1.2 (1–5)

4.0 ±1.3 (1–5)

4.2 ±1.2 (1–5)

0.749 _

Mini-Cog score

(Preoperative)

    
 

Low

15 ( 17.9 )

8 ( 19.5 )

7 ( 16.3 )

0.699 b

 

Normal

69 ( 82.1 )

33 ( 80.5 )

36 ( 83.7 )

Incidence of postoperative delirium

    
 

0.hour

15 ( 17.9 )

11 ( 26.8 )

4 ( 9.3 )

0.036b *_

 

1. hour

12 ( 14.3 )

10 ( 24.4 )

2 ( 4.7 )

0.010b *_

 

2 .hours

4 ( 4.8 )

3 ( 7.3 )

1 ( 2.3 )

0.354c _

  1. Continuous variables are presented as “mean ±standard deviation (minimum-maximum)”, categorical variables are presented as “number (column percentage)”; a Mann-Whitney U Test; b Pearson Chi-Square Test; c Fisher’s Exact Test; *p < 0.05