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Table 3 Patient demographics and baseline characteristics of training and teat cohort

From: Risk factors for the delayed discharge from anesthesia intensive care unit: a single-center retrospective study

 

Cohort

P value

Training Cohort

N = 10,037

Internal Test Cohort

N = 4,301

Sex (n, %)

  

0.268

 Male

6,519 (64.9%)

2,752 (64.0%)

 

 Female

3,518 (35.1%)

1,549 (36.0%)

 

Age (years)

  

0.399

 < 18

141 (1.4%)

51 (1.2%)

 

 18–64

5,524 (55.0%)

2,339 (54.4%)

 

 > 64

4,372 (43.6%)

1,911 (44.4%)

 

ASA physical status (n, %)

 

0.244

 Class II

708 (7.1%)

324 (7.5%)

 

 Class III

8,647 (86.2%)

3,720 (86.5%)

 

 Class IV

653 (6.5%)

245 (5.7%)

 

 Class V

29 (0.3%)

12 (0.3%)

 

BMI (kg/m2)

  

0.615

 < 18.5

567 (5.6%)

255 (5.9%)

 

 18.5–25

5,521 (55.0%)

2,399 (55.8%)

 

 > 25

3,352 (33.4%)

1,406 (32.7%)

 

 Stay in bed

597 (5.9%)

241 (5.6%)

 

Complications (n, %)

 

0.562

 N.A.

4,633 (46.2%)

2,008 (46.7%)

 

 I.A.

5,404 (53.8%)

2,293 (53.3%)

 

Type of surgery (n, %)

 

0.994

 Elective

8,592 (85.6%)

3,682 (85.6%)

 

 Emergency

1,445 (14.4%)

619 (14.4%)

 

Intraoperative blood loss (ml)

 

0.634

 < 1000

9,309 (92.7%)

3,997 (92.9%)

 

 1000–2000

444 (4.4%)

190 (4.4%)

 

 2000–3000

180 (1.8%)

65 (1.5%)

 

 > 3000

104 (1.0%)

49 (1.1%)

 
  1. ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; BMI, body mass index; N.A., not applicable; I.A., applicable