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. 2023 Apr 27;143(9):5787–5792. doi: 10.1007/s00402-023-04891-1

Table 1.

Patients’ characteristics and health service utilization

Variables DAIR, n (%) One-stage revision, n (%) p valuea
Age group of patients (years) < 0.001
 05–59 2 (12.27) 27 (18.42)
 60–64 2 (15.79) 21 (14.12)
 65–69 3 (19.30) 29 (19.41)
 70–74 2 (10.53) 30 (20.39)
 75–79 3 (17.54) 20 (13.73)
 80–84 2 (14.04) 14 (9.02)
 ≥ 85 1 (10.53) 8 (4.91)
Sex < 0.001
 Female 9 (58.00) 58 (39.00)
 Male 6 (42.00) 91 (61.00)
Private insurance status for admission
 Insured 2 (16.00) 24 (16.00) < 0.001
 Not insured 12 (79.00) 125 (84.00) < 0.001
 Not stated/unknown 1 (5.00) 0 (0.00) n/a
Indigenous status
 Indigenous 1 (3.51) 4 (2.94) 0.001
 Non-indigenous 14 (96.49) 145 (97.06) < 0.001
Elective status
 Elective admission 7 (48.00) 87 (58.43) < 0.001
 Emergency admission 7 (48.00) 57 (38.04) < 0.001
 Not assigned 1 (4.00) 5 (3.53) 0.004
Revisions that used ICU 0 (0.00) 4 (2.55) n/a
Length of hospital stay per revision 16 (14–19) 15 (14–16) 0.896

DAIR debridement, antibiotic, and implant retention, ICU intensive care unit

aDAIR versus one-stage revision