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. 2024 Sep 12;60(9):1487. doi: 10.3390/medicina60091487

Table 5.

Effect of the clinic variables on delayed skin graft healing.

Variable Subgroup N Case N (%) Univariable Analysis p Value
OR (95% CI)
Sex F 18 1 (1%) Ref.
M 49 13 (19%) 5.687 (0.618–52.338) 0.125
Age 1.187 (1.045–1.350) 0.009
Body mass index 0.912 (0.741–1.124) 0.389
Diabetes mellitus 20 11 (16%) 2.700 (0.633–11.509) 0.179
Hypertension 27 18 (54%) 9.000 (1.958–41.365) 0.005
Heart disease 5 2 (3%) 0.808 (0.066–9.822) 0.867
Smoking 8 3 (4%) 0.982 (0.195–4.941) 0.982
Metastasis of lymph node 14 7 (10%) 0.914 (0.212–3.939) 0.904
Chemotherapy 20 7 (10%) 0.914 (0.212–3.939) 0.904
Arm direction Left 52 20 (30%) Ref.
Right 15 5 (7%) 2.864 (0.415–19.773) 0.286
Skin graft size (cm2) 1.005 (0.982–1.028) 0.675
Postoperative day 1.088 (0.931–1.272) 0.290
Use of acellular dermal matrix 61 6 (9%) 0.550 (0.094–3.201) 0.506

Continuous variables are expressed as median (interquartile range). Categorical variables are expressed as sample numbers (%; 95% confidence interval, %).