TY  - JOUR
T1  - Investigation of the complication, morbidity and mortality factors affecting the clinical hospitalization process after femoral hernioraphy
TT  - Femoral herniorafi sonrası klinik yatış sürecini etkileyen komplikasyon, morbidite ve mortalite faktörlerinin araştırılması
AU  - Albuz, Özgür
AU  - Dülger, Dilek
AU  - Aydın, Feray
PY  - 2020
DA  - March
DO  - 10.18663/tjcl.672798
JF  - Turkish Journal of Clinics and Laboratory
JO  - TJCL
PB  - DNT Ortadoğu Yayıncılık A.Ş.
WT  - DergiPark
SN  - 2149-8296
SP  - 61
EP  - 65
VL  - 11
IS  - 2
LA  - en
AB  - Aim: Thestudy aims to investigate the risk factors of patients with femoral hernia aswell as factors that affect thehospitalisation process, morbidity and mortality, particularly in terms ofgender.Materialand Methods: Atotal of 65 femoral hernia surgeries were performed in 29 Mayıs Public Hospitals between January 1, 2015 and June 30,2019. Six patients with incomplete or unclear data were excluded, and the dataof 59 patients were analysed. Percentage and frequency were used for discretevariables, whereas mean and standard deviation for continuous variables.Student’s t-test was used for independent variables according to thedistribution status, whereas chi-square test was used for dichotomousvariables, and the results for binary logistic regression were obtained.Results:Males were significantly more likely to have femoral hernia risk during old age[66.11years vs. 52.68 years (p=0.004), adjusted odds ratio (AOR): [0.87 (0.784,0.969)(p= 0.011)]. In student’s t-test, male patients had shorter length ofhospital stay (LOS). Hovewer the p value was found 0.79. In the binary multiplelogistic regression for LOS value; In terms of gender, body mass index (BMI,kg/m2), age and complications; P value was found as 0.07 and ; AOR was found2.2. With this result; The females have got the more LOS value than men asstatistichally, for p=0.1 value. Conclusion:Femoral hernia frequently occurs in women; however,we found that its higher incidenceis also can be found in men during old age, and after surgery, men aregenerally discharged earlier than women.
KW  - femoral hernia
KW  - sex
KW  - morbidity
KW  - motality
KW  - length of clinical hospitisation stay
KW  - complication
N2  - Amaç:Femoralherni operasyonu geçiren olguların, bu fıtık türündeki risk faktörleriniirdeleyerek hastane yatış sürecini, morbidite ve varsa mortaliteyi etkilenfaktörlerin özellikle cinsiyet bakımından araştırılması amaçlanmıştır.Gereç ve Yöntemler: 1 Ocak 2015–30 Haziran 2019 tarihleri arasında 29 Mayıs DevletHastanesinde 65 femoral hernioperasyonu uygulanan hasta tespit edildi. Eksik ya da verileri net olmayan 6hasta çalışmaya dahil edilmeyerek toplamda 59 hasta verileri analiz edildi.Kesikli değerler için yüzde ve frekans, sürekli değişkenler için ortalama vestandart sapma kullanılmıştır. Dağılım durumuna göre bağımsız değişkenler içinstudent t test kullanılılırken kesikli değişkenlerde ki kare testi kullanılmışve final istatistikler binary lojistik regresyon elde edilmiştir.Bulgular: Erkek cinsiyet belirginderecede daha ileri yaşta femoral herni riski taşırken bayanların daha genç yaşta femoral herni riskine sahip olduğugörüldü [66.11 yaş vs 52.68 yaş ( p=0.004),AOR:0.87(0,784-0,969)(p=0,011)].Student t testinde diğer erkekler daha kısa hastane yatış süresi(LOS) ‘ nesahip olmakla beraber p değeri 0.79 olarak bulundu. LOS değeri için ikili çoklulojistik regresyonda; Cinsiyet, vücut kitle indeksi (BKİ, kg / m2), yaş vekomplikasyonlar açısından; P değeri 0,07 olarak bulundu ve; AOR, 2.2 bulundu.Bu sonuçla; Kadınlar, p=0.1 değeri için istatistiksel olarak erkeklerdendaha fazla LOS değerine sahipti. Her iki cinsiyet arasında vücut kitleindeksinin hem univariate (tek değişkenli) analizlerde hem de ikili regresyonsonucunda cinsiyete göre femoral herni açısından bir farkı olmadığını saptadık.Sonuç: Femurfıtığı sıklıkla kadınlarda görülür; Bununla birlikte, yüksek insidansının,yaşlılık döneminde erkeklerde degörülebileceğini bulduk ve ameliyat sonrası erkekler genellikle kadınlardandaha erken taburcu edildi.
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