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Table 3 Background and clinical characteristics of peritoneal dialysis patients with peritonitis

From: Growing a peritoneal dialysis program in Palestine from zero to 178 patients in 5 years: a single-center experience

 

Peritonitis

 

Multivariable Analysis

 

Yes

No

P- value*

aOR (95%CI)

aP- value

Age in years

50.3 ± 16.7

52.4 ± 16.2

.458

1.1 (.97–1.2)

.819

Gender

 Male

24 (28.2%)

61 (71.8%)

.565

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 Female

24 (32.9%)

49 (67.1%)

 

1.1 (.46–2.5)

.893

Body Mass Index

26.6 ± 5.9

24.8 ± 5.7

.082

1.1 (.98–1.2)

.120

Educational level

 Primary education or below

27 (31.4%)

59 (68.6%)

.798

1.6 (.64–4.1)

.307

 Secondary education or above

21 (29.2%)

51 (70.8%)

 

1

 

Residence

 Nablus

19 (22.6%)

65 (77.4%)

.021

1

 

 Others (outside Nablus)

29 (39.2%)

45 (60.8%)

 

2.6 (1.1–5.0)

.045

Smoking

 Yes

19 (30.6%)

43 (69.4%)

.920

1.3 (.52–3.2)

.576

 No

29 (30.2%)

67 (69.8%)

 

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Diabetes Mellitus

 Yes

24 (32.0%)

51 (68.0%)

.638

1.5 (.68–3.8)

.407

 No

24 (28.9%)

59 (71.1%)

 

1

 

Residual Urine

 Yes

6 (14.6%)

35 (85.4%)

.011

1

 

 No

42 (35.9%)

75 (64.1%)

 

6.2 (1.5–25.3)

.012

PD was the first modality

 Yes

7 (25.9%)

20 (74.1%)

.596

1

 

 No

41 (31.3%)

90 (68.7%)

 

1.6 (.39–6.8)

.498

Need for Caregiver

 Yes

16 (29.1%)

39 (70.9%)

.826

1.3 (.50–3.2)

.624

 No

32 (31.1%)

71 (68.9%)

 

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Any mechanical complication

 Yes

18 (48.6%)

19 (51.4%)

.005

4.8 (1.8–12.1)

.002

 No

30 (24.6%)

92 (75.4%)

 

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  1. *Chi-squared test and independent t-test, aOR: adjusted odds ratio, CI: Confidence interval, aP- value: adjusted P- value