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. 2021 Aug 6;5(6):1062–1066. doi: 10.1016/j.jseint.2021.06.003

Table II.

Risk factors associated with development of postoperative shoulder infection.

Demographic risk factors Presence of infection
P value Post-hoc power
Yes (N = 22) No (N = 699)
Mean age (yr) 66 70 .047 NA
Range (54-84) Range (39-92)
Mean follow-up (mo) 26 17 .002 NA
Range (1-64) Range (3-76)
Gender .709 6.8%
 F 10 (3%) 346 (97%)
 M 12 (3%) 353 (97%)
Diabetes mellitus .947 5.3%
 Yes 4 (3%) 131 (97%)
 No 18 (3%) 568 (97%)
Rheumatoid arthritis .010 28.6%
 Yes 5 (9%) 53 (91%)
 No 17 (3%) 646 (97%)
Smoking .899 6.8%
 Yes 1 (3%) 36 (97%)
 No 21 (3%) 663 (97%)
Cancer/immunosuppression .212 33.3%
 Yes 3 (2%) 177 (98%)
 No 19 (4%) 522 (96%)
Corticosteroid injections .494 6.5%
 Yes 17 (3%) 493 (97%)
 No 5 (2%) 206 (98%)
Previous surgery .003 67.3%
 Yes 12 (6%) 184 (94%)
 No 10 (2%) 515 (98%)