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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Psychiatry. 2014 Nov 5;1(6):431–436. doi: 10.1016/S2215-0366(14)00006-6

Table 1.

SAGES Sample: Overall and by Presence of Depressive Symptoms

Variable Full Sample (N=459) Depressive symptoms (n=113) No Depressive Symptoms (n=346)
Age--median years (IQR) 76 (73, 80) 76 (73, 81) 76 (73, 80)
Female sex--n (%) 274 (60) 73 (65) 201 (58)
Non-white race--n (%) 38 (8) 10 (9) 28 (8)
Education-- median years (IQR) 14 (12, 18) 14 (12, 18) 15 (12, 18)
Married, n (%) 266 (58) 58 (51) 208 (60)
Charlson comorbidity--mean score (SD) 0·9 (1·2) 1·1 (1·3) 0·8 (1·1)
Surgery Type
 Hip Replacement 115 (25) 24 (21) 91 (26)
 Knee Replacement 209 (46) 44 (39) 165 (48)
 Laminectomy 135 (29) 45 (40) 90 (26)
3MS Score - mean (SD) 93·4 (5·4) 92·7 (5·8) 93·7 (5·3)
Any impairment in basic activities of daily living--n (%)* 38 (8) 12 (11) 26 (8)
Any impairment in instrumental activities of daily living--n (%)* 137 (30) 40 (35) 97 (28)
Delirium during hospitalization, n (%) 106 (23) 37 (33) 69 (20)±

SAGES=Successful Aging after Elective Surgery Study; SD=standard deviation. 3MS=Modified Mini-Mental State examination (range 0–100, lower=worse).

*

Impairment defined as any impairment in one or more basic (or instrumental) activity of daily living

±

The relative risk for delirium associated with depressive symptoms is 1·6, 95% confidence interval, 1·2–2·3 (P=0·004). See text for details.