Table 2.

Statistical measures of the variables.

Patient characteristics and surgical variables	p value	OR (CI)
Male	0.21‡	4.5 (0.35–59.1)
Average age (DE)	0.12†
Stab wound	0.67‡	0.6 (0.056–6.44)
Gunshot wound	0.67‡	0.6 (0.056–6.44)
Time for admission (hours)	0.39†	–
Hemodynamic instability	–	–
Peritoneal irritation	0.69‡	0.7 (0.132–3.86)
Anterior abdominal wound	0.49‡	0.5 (0.069–3.647)
Lateral abdominal wound	–	–
Thoracoabdominal anterior wound	–	–
Thoracoabdominal wound	–	–
Diagnostic laparoscopy	–	26 (100)
Therapeutic laparoscopy	–	23 (88–5)
Surgical time in minutes	0.00†	–
Bleeding in cubic centimeters	0.00†	–
Conversion to laparotomy	–	–
Diaphragm suture	0.22‡	1.5 (1.138–2.067)
Stomach suture	0.21‡	4.5 (0.354–59.10)
Small intestine suture	0.73‡	1.4 (0.171–12.23)
Colon suture	0.22‡	1.4 (1.068–1.1.835)
Solid organ suture	–	–
Intracorporeal knots	–	–
Bowel resection	–	–
Gastric resection	–	–
Colon resection	–	–
Forgotten injuries	–	–
Oral tolerance in days	0.00†	–
Attention in intensive care unit	–	–
Total length of hospital stays in days	0.12†
Complications	0.83‡	1.0 (0.962–1.128)
Preoperative evisceration	–
Postoperative eventration	–
Trauma‐derived mortality	–

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio.

^† Student's T.

^‡ Chi‐squared.