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. 2021 Jul;25(7):803–811. doi: 10.5005/jp-journals-10071-23893

Table 5.

Analysis of predictors of decannulation

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
Variables No decannulation (n = 102) Decannulation (n = 188) p value Odds ratio (95% CI) p value
Age–1 year 42 (41.2) a  55 (29.3)  0.04 0.378 (0.187–0.764)  0.007
Indications
UAO 19 (18.6)  67 (35.6)  0.004 2.647 (1.182–5.924)  0.018
CNI 48 (47)  74 (39.3)  0.17
PV 22 (21.5)  29 (15.4)  0.19
NMD 10 (9.8)  21 (11.1)  0.73
Diagnosis
Trauma  8 (7.8)  37 (19.7)  0.007
CP disease 13 (12.7)  9 (4.8)  0.01
CNS disease 20 (19.6)  19 (10)  0.01 0.398 (0.186–0.855)  0.018
Malignancy 13 (12.7)  3 (1.6)  0.0001 0.078 (0.021–0.298) <0.0001
Days on MV
Pretrach 12.5 (8.7,20.2)b  11 (4,17.7)  0.02
Posttrach 10 (4,22)  5 (2,12) <0.0001 0.937 (0.893–0.983)  0.008
Length of stay (days)
PICU
Pretrach 13.4 (9,22)  11.8 (4.6,18.2)  0.02
Posttrach 13.5 (8,28)  10 (7,20)  0.02 0.989 (0.979–0.999)  0.029
Total 31 (19,50)  24 (13,40)  0.002
Hospital
Posttrach 19.5 (12,34.5)  22 (13,40)  0.48
Total 36.5 (24.7,61.2)  37 (21,56.5)  0.32
Outcome
Trach (days) 67 (25.7,216.2) 157 (85.5,317.5) <0.001
Survivor 13 (12.7) 186 (98.9) <0.0001
a

Represents frequency and percentage in parentheses;

b

Median with interquartile range; UAO, upper airway obstruction; CNI, central neurological impairment; PV, prolonged ventilation; NMD, neuromuscular disorders; CP, cardiopulmonary; CNS, central nervous system diseases due to nontraumatic noninfective causes; MV, mechanical ventilation; trach, tracheostomy