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. 2020 May 8;21:288. doi: 10.1186/s12891-020-03323-0

Table 2.

Multivariate logistic regression model of risk factors for unfavorable outcomes in the PRO score and the MCID method groups

Characteristics PRO score method MCID method
Odds Ratio(95% Confidence Interval) P value Odds Ratio(95% Confidence Interval) P value
Age (years) 1.032 (0.996–1.069) 0.080 1.026 (0.990–1.063) 0.166
BMI (kg/m2) 0.950 (0.875–1.030) 0.213 0.993 (0.908–1.085) 0.874
Sex (Female) 2.340 (1.211–4.520) 0.011 1.496 (0.708–3.162) 0.292
Type of surgery (Decompression) 1.161 (0.606–2.225) 0.652
Educational level (vs. university)
Elementary school 2.875 (1.075–7.688) 0.035 1.299 (0.481–3.506) 0.606
Middle school 1.082 (0.456–2.566) 0.859 0.718 (0.283–1.819) 0.485
High school 0.859 (0.380–1.943) 0.715 0.892 (0.372–2.138) 0.798
Hypertension 1.387 (0.714–2.697) 0.334
Preoperative ODI 2.340 (1.211–4.520) 0.028 0.920 (0.897–0.944) < 0.001

Mean ± standard deviation; PRO score method divided the patients into favorable and unfavorable outcome groups by ODI scores ≤22 and ODI scores > 22, respectively; MCID method divided the patients into more and less-improved outcome groups based on a decrease in ODI scores by greater than 12.8 or less; VAS Visual analog scale; ODI Oswestry disability index