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Background
Many patients undergoing below knee amputations (BKA) return for subsequent unplanned operations, hospital readmission, or postoperative complications. This unplanned medical management negatively impacts both patient outcomes and our healthcare system. This study primarily investigates the risk factors for unplanned reoperation following BKA.Methods
Below knee amputations from the American College of Surgeons (ACS) National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (NSQIP) database from the years 2012–2014 were identified by CPT code 27880 for amputation through the tibia and fibula. Our query identified 4631 BKA cases, including 30 day complications. Multivariate logistic regression modeling was performed on several patient demographic and disease factors to assess for independent predictors of unplanned reoperation. Secondary outcomes of unplanned and related readmissions (related to the procedure), major complications, minor complications, and mortality were also included in the analysis.Results
Of 4631 BKAs identified, 9.63% (446/4631) underwent unplanned reoperations and 8.75% (405/4631) had unplanned and related readmissions. Major complications were experienced by 12.8% (593/4631) and minor complications by 8.7% (401/4631). Thirty day mortality rate was 5.14% (238/4631). The most common procedures for unplanned operations were thigh amputations (128/446, 28.7%), debridement/secondary closure (114/446, 25.6%), and revision leg amputations (46/446, 10.32%). Factors associated with an increased risk of unplanned reoperation included patients transferred from another facility (Adjusted Odds Ratio [AOR]?=?1.28; p?=?.04), recent smokers (AOR?=?1.34; p?=?.02), bleeding disorder (AOR?=?1.30; p?=?.02), and preoperative ventilator use (AOR?=?2.38; p?=?.01).Conclusion
Patients that were ongoing/recent smokers, had diagnosed bleeding disorders, required preoperative ventilator use, or were transferred in from another facility were associated with the highest risks of reoperation following BKA. This patient population experiences high rates of reoperation, readmission, complication, and mortality. 相似文献2.
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ObjectiveTo characterize the rates of depression across primary cancer sites, and determine the effects of comorbid depression among surgical cancer patients on established quality of care indicators, non-routine discharge and readmission.MethodsPatients undergoing surgical resection for cancer were selected from the Nationwide Readmissions Database (2010–2014). Multivariable analysis adjusted for patient and hospital level characteristics to ascertain the effect of depression on post-operative outcomes and 30-day readmission rates. Non-routine discharge encompasses discharge to skilled nursing, inpatient rehabilitation, and intermediate care facilities, as well as discharge home with home health services.ResultsAmong 851,606 surgically treated cancer patients, 8.1% had a comorbid diagnosis of depression at index admission (n = 69,174). Prevalence of depression was highest among patients with cancer of the brain (10.9%), female genital organs (10.9%), and lung (10.5%), and lowest among those with prostate cancer (4.9%). Depression prevalence among women (10.9%) was almost twice that of men (5.7%). Depression was associated with non-routine discharge after surgery (OR 1.20, CI:1.18–1.23, p < 0.0001*) and hospital readmission within 30 days (OR 1.12, CI:1.09–1.15, p < 0.001*).ConclusionRates of depression vary amongst surgically treated cancer patients by primary tumor site. Comorbid depression in these patients is associated with increased likelihood of non-routine discharge and readmission. 相似文献
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The objective of this systematic review was to compare the effectiveness of individualized patient education interventions to standardized patient education interventions on the rate of readmission, performance of specific health behaviours, depression, anxiety, and cognition during the post-hospital discharge recovery period following cardiovascular surgery.Design and data sourcesRandomized controlled trials that included study participants who underwent their first bypass and/or valve replacement surgery; were eighteen years of age or older; and were recovering in the community.Review methodsFor all data analyzed, data was entered based on the principle of intention to treat. To be included in a given comparison, outcome data had to have been available for at least 80% of those who were randomized. Assessment of statistical heterogeneity was tested. Generic inverse variance methods based on random effects models were used to pool effect estimates across included studies.ResultsSeventeen trials involving 2624 study participants where individualized patient education was the primary interventional intent was included in this review. Four studies that included 930 participants reported on hospital readmissions. The sources of bias that remain unclear or were judged as containing high risk of bias most frequently across included trials were blinding of outcome assessment, incomplete outcome data, and selective reporting. An effect of the individualized patient education in reducing hospital readmission rates (Mean Difference: −1.28, 95% CI −1.87 to −0.68, p < 0.00), depression (Mean Difference: −23.32, 95% CI −23.70 to −22.95, p < 0.00), and anxiety (Mean Difference: −19.34, 95% CI −20.46 to −18.23, p < 0.00) was noted. While an increase in the performance of specific health behaviours (Mean Difference: 3.45, 95% CI 3.27–3.63, p < 0.00) and cognition (Mean Difference: 11.17, 95% CI 10.66–11.68, p < 0.00) was found. Most effect estimates were prone to statistical heterogeneity among the trials.ConclusionThe findings from this systematic review suggest favorable effects on the readmission rates. However, a major limitation notes in the current body of evidence relates to the small number of or even lacking number of trials for clinically important outcomes. As well, the individualized patient education intervention is effective in promoting statistically significant changes in quality of life, performance of health behaviours, depression, and anxiety. 相似文献
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Alyson WM Wong Wen Q Gan Jane Burns Don D Sin Stephan F van Eeden 《Canadian respiratory journal》2008,15(7):361-364