Table 3.
Univariate analysis result of variables
Variables | P-value* |
---|---|
Age | 0.03 |
Sex | 0.12‡ |
Total medical cost | 0.00 |
Duration of hospital stay | 0.00 |
Insurance types | 0.24† |
Spine surgery type: lumbar | 0.00 |
Spine surgery approach: anterior | 0.00 |
Infection | 0.18‡ |
Diabetes | 0.34† |
Hypertension | 0.01 |
Use of NSAIDs | 0.01 |
Invasive procedures | 0.39† |
Bleeding factors | 0.00 |
Trauma | 0.31† |
Anticoagulant use | 0.51† |
Surgical time: > 2 h | 0.00 |
Blood loss: > 0.5 L | 0.00 |
Type of hospital: small hospitals | 0.09‡ |
Number of hospital beds: > 200 | 0.03 |
Location of hospital: rural area | 0.00 |
*Variables with a dagger (†) mean that the P-value of the corresponding variable is not statistically significant. Variables with a double dagger (‡) means that the P-value of the corresponding variable is located between 0.05 and 0.20, indicating marginal significance. A P-value of 0.00 indicates a P-value < 0.001