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. 2017 Nov 22;23:5558–5563. doi: 10.12659/MSM.905728

Table 1.

Univariate analysis of clinical/laboratory parameters and incarcerated groin hernia patients with or without bowel resection.

Variable No bowel resection
n=59
Bowel resection
n=36
P value
Sex 0.656
 Male (%) 30 (51) 20 (56)
 Female (%) 29 (49) 16 (44)
Age(years) 0.131
 <70 (%) 29 (49) 12 (33)
 ≥70 (%) 30 (51) 24 (67)
BMI(kg/m2) 0.295
 <26 (%) 57 (97) 33 (92)
 ≥26 (%) 2 (3) 3 (8)
Leukocyte count(×103/mm3) 0.007
 <10 (%) 48 (81) 20 (56)
 ≥10 (%) 11 (19) 16 (44)
Neutrophil count(×103/mm3) 0.057
 <8.0 (%) 41 (69) 18 (50)
 ≥8.0 (%) 18 (31) 18 (50)
Platelet count(×104/mm3) 0.250
 <210 (%) 35 (59) 17 (47)
 ≥210 (%) 24 (41) 19 (53)
NLR <0.001
 <11.5 (%) 54 (92) 20 (56)
 ≥11.5 (%) 5 (8) 16 (44)
Type of hernia 0.361
 Femoral (%) 28 (47) 20 (56)
 Indirect (%) 30 (51) 14 (39)
 Direct (%) 1 (2) 2 (5)
Bowel obstruction 0.001
 With (%) 30 (51) 31 (86)
 Without (%) 29 (49) 5 (14)
Duration of incarceration (hours) 0.006
 <26 (%) 40 (68) 14 (39)
 ≥26 (%) 19 (32) 22 (61)

BMI – body mass index; NLR – neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio.