Alcohol consumption may be associated with postoperative delirium in the elderly: the PNDABLE study

BMC Anesthesiology

Table 3 The simple effect analysis

	I	J	I-J	P values	95%CI
Female	< 12 g	12–23	152.701	0.038	8.822	296.580
A
	12–23 g	< 12	-152.701	0.038	-296.580	-8.822
male	< 12 g	12–23	-19.629	0.858	-86.026	46.768
		> 24	73.248	0.007	16.228	130.268
	12–23 g	< 12	19.629	0.858	-46.768	86.026
		> 24	92.877	0.001	33.956	151.799
	> 24 g	< 12	-73.248	0.007	-130.268	-16.228
		12–23	-92.877	0.001	-151.799	-33.956
B
< 12 g	Female	male	113.797	0.022	16.554	211.039
	male	Female	-113.797	0.022	-211.039	-16.554
12-23 g	Female	male	-58.534	0.334	-177.716	60.648
	male	Female	58.534	0.334	-60.648	177.716

The result of simple effect: Fixed gender ; 3B: I-J, the difference in Aβ₄₂ between the same gender and different average daily alcohol intake. In this study, women drank within 23g of alcohol, so alcohol levels >24g are not listed in the table
The result of simple effect: Fixed alcohol consumption; 3A: I-J, the difference in Aβ₄₂ between genders with the same average daily alcohol intake. In this study, those who drink > 24g are men, so they are not listed in the table

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