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. 2012 Jan 31;14(5):543–547. doi: 10.1093/icvts/ivr075

Table 2:

Univariate analysis of factors influencing short- and long-term mortality

Variable All, N = 93 30-day mortality P- value 1-year mortality P-value
Age 43–76 years 47 9 (19) 0.020 20 (43) 0.028
Age 77–93 years 46 19 (41) 30 (65)
Women 38 12 (32) 0.797 22 (58) 0.507
Men 55 16 (29) 28 (51)
Admitted from own home 72 17 (24) 0.011 37 (51) 0.395
Admitted from nursery home 21 11 (52) 13 (62)
No previous amputation contra lateral limb 75 22 (29) 0.740 41 (55) 0.721
Previous amputation contra lateral limb 18 6 (33) 9 (50)
Indications for amputation
 Vascular disease 48 11 (23) 0.145 26 (54) 0.435
 Diabetes mellitus (DM) 17 5 (29) 9 (53)
 Vascular disease + DM 22 8 (36) 10 (46)
 Emboli 6 4 (67) 5 (83)
 0–1 co-morbidities 16 2 (13) 0.044 5 (31) 0.067
 2–3 co-morbidities 57 16 (28) 31 (54)
 4–5 co-morbidities 20 10 (50) 14 (70)
 ASA score = 2 24 8 (21) 0.006 9 (38) 0.032
 ASA score = 3 58 15 (26) 31 (53)
 ASA score = 4 8 5 (63) 7 (88)
 ASA score = 5 3 3 (100) 3 (100)
Amputation level
 Foot/toe 15 3 (20) 0.521 6 (40) 0.655
 Trans tibial 31 9 (29) 18 (58)
 Through the knee 8 4 (50) 5 (63)
 Trans femoral 39 12 (31) 21 (54)

Categorical variables evaluated with chi square analysis. Data are presented as number (percentage).