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. 2019 Apr 24;25:1076029619845066. doi: 10.1177/1076029619845066

Table 2.

Univariate Analysis of Perioperative DVT Risk in Patients With Pelvic and Acetabular Fractures.a

DVT (n = 32) Non-DVT (n = 78) Test Statistics P Value
Age 11.683 .014
 ≤60 22 74
 >60 10 4
Gender 3.118 .072
 Male 26 50
 Female 6 28
BMI 0.113 .948
 ≤18 Kg/m2 6 13
 >18∼25 Kg/m2 17 44
 >25 Kg/m2 9 21
Associate injury 9.827 .042
 Chest 6 8
 Abdomen 3 2
 Brain 2 4
 Extremities 10 13
 None 11 51
Comorbidity 1.953 .577
 HT 6 19
 CAD 2 7
 DM 5 6
 None 19 46
ISS 1.353 .509
 ≤16 5 20
 >16 22 46
 >25 5 12
Time from injury to surgery 14.801 .000
 ≤2 weeks 14 63
 >2 weeks 18 15
Surgical approach 0.003 1.001
 ORIF 24 70
 CRIF 4 12
Operation time 0.708 .398
 <2 hours 8 14
 ≥2 hours 24 64
Large amount of blood transfusion 0.012 .924
  Yes 21 52
  No 11 26
d-dimer on admission 1.000
 Positive 32 76
 negative 0 2
d-dimer after operation 1.000
 Positive 32 77
 negative 0 1

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; CAD, coronary heart disease; CRIF, closed reduction and internal fixation; DM, diabetes mellitus; DVT, deep vein thrombosis; HT, essential hypertension; ISS, injury severity score; ORIF, open reduction and internal fixation.

aLarge amount of intraoperative blood transfusion means blood transfusion more than 1600 mL totally or transfusion faster than 1.5 mL/(kg·min).