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. 2022 Jul 25;407(7):2987–2996. doi: 10.1007/s00423-022-02613-6

Table 3.

Univariate and multivariable logistic regression analyses of the risk factors associated with surgical recurrence

Variable Univariate model Multivariate model
OR 95% CI p-value OR 95% CI p-value
Age at surgery 0.0036 0.0000
  G1 2.27 0.985–5.251 1.676 0.543–5.167
  G2 2.44 1.367–4.373 2.299 1.054–5.012
  G3 1.71 0.936–3.006 1.126 0.494–2.563
Gender, male 0.890 0.680–1.166 0.399
Age at diagnosis 0.0012
  A1 1.71 0.865–3.379
  A2 2.29 1.444–3.650
Disease location 0.0000 0.0009
  L1 0.480 0.252–0.915 0.418 0.111–1.569
  L2 1.854 0.912–3.769 1.902 0.497–7.281
  L3 0.820 0.434–1.549 0.895 0.247–3.244
Disease behaviour
  B1 1.039 0.659–1.634 0.986
  B2 1.015 0.700–1.472
No history of perianal fistula 0.740 0.563–0.973 0.031
No history of perianal abscess 1.111 0.819–1.508 0.494
Smoke habit 0.557
  No smokers 1.381 0.566–3.369
  Smokers 1.568 0.673–3.655
No previous long-term use of steroids 0.564 0.415–0.766 0.0003
No previous long-term use of anti-TNFa 3.864 1.169–12.774 0.0085
No previous long-term use of ASA 0.59 0.429–0.811 0.0014

Long-term: > 6 months, before first surgery