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Table 3 Postoperative outcomes in two groups

From: Preoperative anxiety predicted the incidence of postoperative delirium in patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty: a prospective cohort study

Variables

Anxiety group (n = 95)

Non-anxiety group (n = 230)

p value

Transfusion, n(%)

12/95(12.6%)

32/230(13.9%)

0.759

ICU, n(%)

8/95(8.4%)

33/230(14.3%)

0.588

Hypotension, n(%)

10/95(10.5%)

12/230(5.2%)

0.083

Hematoma, n(%)

2/95(2.1%)

7/230(3.0%)

0.639

Nausea, n(%)

20/95(21.1%)

60/230(26.1%)

0.338

Vomiting, n(%)

9/95(9.5%)

38/230(16.5%)

0.100

Hypothermia, n(%)

11/95(11.6%)

16/230(7.0%)

0.170

VAS,mean (SD)

2.7(1.6)

2.9(1.7)

0.445

Surgery time, min,

mean (SD)

75.4(29.0)

80.0(33.7)

0.239

LOS,mean (SD)

6.8(2.6)

6.2(1.8)

0.038

  1. Hypotension, the blood pressures were low above 30% of the baseline or need constrictor support;
  2. Hematoma, the data collected from postoperative clinical records or re-operation for hemostasis;
  3. VAS Visual Analogue Scale, which was assessed at the first postoperative day, MMSE Mini-Mental State Examination, LOS Length of Stay, SD Standard Deviation