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Table 5 Univariate and multivariate analysis of risk factors for prognosis of esophageal perforation patients

From: Risk factors for the poor prognosis of Benign esophageal perforation: 8-year experience

Variable

Univariate analysis

P

Multivariate analysis

P

Age(years)

    

 ≤ 60

 > 60

1.763 (0.777–3.999)

0.175

Gender

    

 Male

 Female

1.213 (0.537–2.741)

0.640

Reason of injury

    

 Foreign body

 Non-foreign body

3.455 (1.222–9.763)

0.019

0.721 (0.173–3.013)

0.721

WBC (×109/L)

    

 ≤ 10.02

 >10.02

2.993 (1.243–7.149)

0.014

2.229 (0.776–6.403)

0.025

Esophagitis or esophageal abscess

    

 No

 Yes

4.235 (1.601–11.206)

0.004

1.706 (0.526–5.535)

0.374

Hydrothorax

    

 No

 Yes

11.714 (4.467–30.723)

0.000

2.013 (0.622–6.513)

0.243

Chest or mediastinal emphysema

    

 No

 Yes

4.381 (1.728–11.105)

0.002

7.609 (2.418–23.946)

0.001

Location of perforation

    

 Cervical

 Upper thoracic

0.242 (0.036–1.633)

0.145

 Middle thoracic

0.438 (0.061–3.160)

0.413

 Lower thoracic

1.031 (0.147–7.226)

0.975

Time to treatment

    

 ≤ 24 h

 24–72 h

2.534 (1.064–7.337)

0.088

 > 72 h

4.351 (1.197–12.234)

0.010

3.407 (0.674–17.233)

0.018

  1. P value < 0.05 are shown in bold
  2. WBC, white blood cell