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. 2022 May 31;24(10):1164–1171. doi: 10.1111/codi.16184

TABLE 1.

Comparison of demographic, perioperative and postoperative characteristics of the group of patients with short‐course UC or no UC

Short‐course UC, n = 2765 (52.7%) No UC, n = 2479 (47.3%) p
Gender female 1407 (50.9%) 1267 (51.1%) 0.87
BMI ≥30 kg/m2 464 (17%) 399 (16.3%) 0.47
Age ≥65 years 1380 (50%) 1355 (54.9%) 0.0005
ASA score
1–2 2127 (76.9%) 1822 (73.5%) 0.005
3–4 638 (23.1%) 656 (26.5%)
Cancer 1621 (58.6%) 1397 (56.3%) 0.09
Surgical access
Laparoscopic access 2253 (81.8%) 2058 (83.1%) 0.32
Robotic access 57 (2.07%) 56 (2.26%)
Open access 445 (16.1%) 364 (14.7%)
Conversion 136 (4.9%) 91 (3.7%) 0.03
Duration of surgery (min)
≤90 383 (14.4%) 549 (23.2%) <0.001
90–180 1602 (60.1%) 1374 (58.1%)
>180 680 (25.5%) 443 (18.7%)
Type of colon surgery
Right colectomy 1022 (39.5%) 1170 (48.6%) <0.001
Left colectomy 1219 (47.1%) 795 (33.1%)
Hartmann reversal 127 (4.9%) 282 (11.7%)
Other 222 (8.6%) 159 (6.6%)
Colon resection 2537 (91.7%) 2127 (85.8%) <0.001
Percentage of compliance with ERP 84.1 ± 12.1 86.8 ± 9.4 <0.001
Epidural analgesia 283 (10.2%) 97 (3.9%) <0.001
Urinary tract infection 26 (0.9%) 12 (0.5%) 0.052
AUR 143 (5.2%) 132 (5.3%) 0.80

Abbreviations: ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; AUR, acute urinary retention; BMI, body mass index; ERP, enhanced recovery programme; UC, urinary catheter.

Bold is for significant differences.