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. 2022 Sep 27;17:211–217.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.artd.2022.08.020

Table 4.

Univariate analysis of 1:1 propensity-score-matched demographics and clinical variables comparing patients who received tourniquet to those who received no tourniquet.

Variables No tourniquet
Tourniquet
P value
N = 3917 N = 3917
VTE anticoagulation .168
 Other 590 (15.1%) 546 (13.9%)
 Aspirin 3327 (84.9%) 3371 (86.1%)
Sex .178
 Female 2204 (56.3%) 2264 (57.8%)
 Male 1713 (43.7%) 1653 (42.2%)
Age 65.6 (8.74) 65.8 (9.42) .257
BMI 30.8 (5.01) 30.8 (5.28) .991
CCI 0.38 (0.77) 0.37 (0.74) .800
Number of joints .196
 Unilateral 3880 (99.1%) 3867 (98.7%)
 Bilateral 37 (0.94%) 50 (1.28%)
Type of surgery .161
 Primary 3777 (96.4%) 3752 (95.8%)
 Revision 140 (3.57%) 165 (4.21%)
 OP time 83.3 (34.4) 78.4 (26.1) .008
TXA <.001
 No 1311 (33.7%) 1745 (44.9%)
 Yes 2577 (66.3%) 2143 (55.1%)
Blood transfusion .573
 No 3780 (96.5%) 3790 (96.8%)
 Yes 137 (3.50%) 127 (3.24%)
Any VTE .141
 No 3877 (99.0%) 3890 (99.3%)
 Yes 40 (1.02%) 27 (0.69%)
Any DVT .018
 No 3892 (99.4%) 3907 (99.7%)
 Yes 25 (0.64%) 10 (0.26%)
Any PE .416
 No 3895 (99.4%) 3901 (99.6%)
 Yes 22 (0.56%) 16 (0.41%)

Variables included in the match are bolded.

BMI, body mass index; CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; OP, operative.