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. 2018 Dec 17;106(3):226–235. doi: 10.1002/bjs.11008

Table 1.

Baseline sociodemographic, clinical and operative details of the study sample

No. of patients* (n = 792)
Age (years) 53·2(17·5)
No. of men 364 (46·0)
Duration of surgery (h)
< 1 213 (28·3)
1–2 182 (24·2)
2–3 139 (18·5)
> 3 218 (29·0)
Missing 40
Type of operation
Caesarean section 95 (12·2)
Oesophagogastric resection/gastrectomy 17 (2·2)
Pancreatobiliary resection 38 (4·9)
Antireflux surgery 12 (1·5)
Bariatric surgery 6 (0·8)
Cholecystectomy 102 (13·1)
Colectomy/hemicolectomy 95 (12·2)
Hartmann procedure/reversal 21 (2·7)
Rectal/anterior resection 72 (9·2)
Stoma formation alone 11 (1·4)
Stoma closure/reversal alone 19 (2·4)
Small bowel resection 38 (4·9)
Groin hernia repair 61 (7·8)
Abdominal wall hernia repair 37 (4·7)
Appendicectomy 57 (7·3)
Diagnostic laparoscopy/laparotomy 31 (4·0)
Adhesiolysis 12 (1·5)
Other 56 (7·2)
Missing 12
Type of surgery
Elective 606 (81·3)
Unplanned 139 (18·7)
Missing 47
Risk factor
Smoker
Current 114 (14·7)
Ex‐smoker < 1 month 236 (30·4)
No 426 (54·9)
Missing 16
Diabetes, any type (n = 775) 60 (7·7)
ASA grade
I 232 (31·7)
II 373 (51·0)
III 118 (16·1)
IV 8 (1·1)
Missing 61
BMI (kg/m2) (n = 762) 28·0(6·1)
*

With percentages as proportions of available data (excluding missing values) in parentheses unless indicated otherwise;

values are mean(s.d.).