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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 18.
Published in final edited form as: Microsurgery. 2013 Aug 28;34(2):112–121. doi: 10.1002/micr.22155

Table 4.

P-Values of Associations Between Risk Factors and Outcomes Including Number of Episodes of Nausea, Number of Doses of Antiemetics, and Number of Different Antiemetic Medications

Risk factor Episodes of nausea Doses of antiemetics Number of different medications
Number of risk factors per patient 0.6107 0.2292 1.0
History of motion sickness 0.9065 0.9158 0.8200
Nonsmoker 0.0394a 0.0347a 1.0
Age <40 years 0.3962 0.4395 0.6992
Surgery >12 hours 0.6984 0.3406 0.2959
Immediate reconstruction 0.9696 0.1330 1.0
Preoperative antiemetic use 0.7872 0.8085 0.5096
Intraoperative antiemetic medication types 0.7295 0.8553 0.9345
Intraoperative antiemetic numbers of doses 0.4725 0.7206 1.0
Intraoperative propofol use 0.8770 0.7314 0.6752
Any prophylaxis 0.5887 0.8052 1.0
a

Statistically significant, P <0.05.