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. 2020 May 12;8:e9148. doi: 10.7717/peerj.9148

Table 4. Predictors of overall postoperative mortality (n = 52).

Variables Crude HR (95%CI) p-value Adjusted HR (95%CI) p-value
Male gender 0.69 (0.29–1.66) 0.42
Presence of associated anomaly 2.06 (0.87–4.66) 0.09 1.52 (0.59–3.87) 0.38
DiGeorge syndrome 1.16 (0.39–3.45) 0.78
Prenatal diagnosis 1.65 (0.38–7.14) 0.49
Weight at operation <4 kg. 3.18 (1.31–7.71) 0.01* 2.71 (1.05–6.95) 0.039*
TA type II and III 0.59 (0.25–1.43) 0.25
Presence of moderate and severe truncal valve regurgitation 2.26 (0.66–7.78) 0.19
Presence of pulmonary artery stenosis 0.63 (0.18–2.17) 0.47
Presence of interrupted aortic arch 4.66 (0.59–36.41) 0.14
Presence of partial anomalous pulmonary venous return 0.04 (0-24.57) 0.33
Presence of coronary abnormalities 1.61 (0.54–4.81) 0.38
Pulmonary artery banding prior to repair 0.71 (0.09–5.3) 0.79
Preoperative major infection within 1 month 2.42 (1.0–6.04) 0.05* 1.23 (0.42–3.61) 0.69
Preoperative being on mechanical ventilator 1.1 (0.15–8.61) 0.88
Operation in 1997–2006 1.39 (0.56–3.45) 0.47
CBP time >150 min 0.45 (0.15–1.32) 0.14
Intraoperative usage of inhaled nitric oxide 2.24 (0.87–5.71) 0.09 1.71 (0.62–4.71) 0.29

Notes.

Univariate and multivariate analysis by Cox regression.

*Statistically significant at p-value < 0.05.

HR
hazard ratio
TA
truncus arteriosus
CBP
cardiopulmonary bypass