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Table 3 Univariate and multivariable logistic regression results with VAS day as outcome

From: The duration of chronic low back pain is associated with acute postoperative pain intensity in lumbar fusion surgery: a prospective observational study

Risk factors

Univariate logistic regression

Multivariable logistic regression

OR (95% CI)

p value

OR (95% CI)

p value

SAS

1.581 (1.420, 1.761)

<.0001

1.335 (1.149, 1.551)

0.0002

SDS

1.487 (1.353, 1.634)

<.0001

1.214 (1.070, 1.377)

0.0026

Chronic pain duration

  <  1 year (reference)

1

NA

1

NA

 1–5 years

1.863 (0.921, 3.765)

0.0833

1.053 (0.367, 3.020)

0.924

  > 5 years

6.333 (3.272, 12.259)

<.0001

2.48 (0.900, 6.828)

0.0789

BMI

0.951 (0.888, 1.019)

0.1548

0.865 (0.766, 0.977)

0.0199

Aetiology of back pain

 Spinal stenosis

2.453 (1.152, 5.222)

0.02

4.252 (1.314, 13.762)

0.0157

 Spondylolisthesis

2.364 (1.077, 5.187)

0.0319

5.149 (1.514, 17.512)

0.0087

 Disc herniation (reference)

1

NA

1

NA

 Preoperative pain score (VAS)

2.574 (1.774, 3.734)

<.0001

  

Age

1.019 (0.994, 1.046)

0.1379

  

Gender (male)

0.860 (0.526, 1.405)

0.5465

  

Duration of surgery

1.019 (0.995, 1.045)

0.1274

  

Smoking

1.166 (0.709, 1.918)

0.5449

  

Frail

1.063 (0.768, 1.471)

0.7134

  

Operation history

1.025 (0.752, 1.398)

0.8762

  
  1. Variables for the multivariable logistic regression included SAS, SDS, duration of chronic low back pain, BMI and aetiology of back pain
  2. BMI Body mass index, VAS Visual analogue scale for pain, SAS Self-rating Anxiety Scale, SDS Self-rating Depression Scale, FRAIL FRAIL scale, CI Confidence interval, OR Odds ratio, NA Not available