Table 3: Risk factors for surgical site infections.
Variable | Number | Univariate analysis | HR | HR (95% CI) |
Recipient | P = 0.837 | 1.004 | (0.966-1.044) | |
Age > 60 | ||||
Age < 60 | ||||
Sex | ||||
Male | P = 0.722 | 1.176 | (0.481-2.879) | |
Female | ||||
Ethnicity | ||||
African American | 66 | P = 0.072 | 0.303 | (0.083-1.111) |
Caucasian | 137 | |||
Hispanic | 15 | P = 0.557 | 0.53 | (0.064-4.417) |
Middle Eastern | 4 | P = 0.398 | 2.731 | (0.266-27.987) |
Other | 1 | P = 1.000 | ||
MELD | P = 0.392 | 1.019 | (0.976-1.065) | |
Indication | ||||
ReTx | 8 | P = 0.015 | 6.51 | (1.448-29.259) |
Acute | 7 | P = 0.592 | 1.808 | (0.207-15.774) |
Chronic (reference) | 237 | |||
DCD | ||||
Yes | 22 | P = 0.418 | 0.429 | (0.055-3.335) |
No | 230 | |||
CIT | P = 0.736 | 1.001 | (0.966-1.005) |
Risk Factors for Surgical Site Infections (SSI): Results of our univariate analysis to identify predictors of SSI. Among the donor,
recipient and operative characteristics analyzed utilizing the cox regression model- only re-transplantation was associated
with a significantly increased risk of SSI (P = 0.015).