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Table 1 Single factor analysis of prognosis of perianal abscess after operation

From: Study on the factors influencing the prognosis after perianal abscess surgery

Factor

Cure group (n = 351)

Uncured group (n = 43)

χ2/t

P

Age (years)

> 60

23 (6.55%)

3 (6.98%)

0.11

0.916

≤ 60

328 (93.44%)

40 (93.02%)

Sex

Male

291 (82.90%)

38 (88.37%)

0.831

0.362

Female

60 (17.09%)

5 (11.63%)

Smoke

    

Yes

22 (6.27%)

3 (6.98%)

0.032

0.857

No

329 (93.73%)

40 (93.02%)

Drink

    

Yes

8 (2.28%)

2 (4.65%)

0.871

0.351

No

343 (97.72%)

41 (95.35%)

BMI(kg/m2)

    

< 28

330 (94.02%)

42 (97.67%)

0.972

0.324

≥ 28

21 (5.98%)

1 (2.33%)

Preoperative blood routine (white blood cell count)

    

Normal

226 (64.39%)

21 (48.84%)

3.960

0.047

Abnormal

125 (35.61%)

22 (51.16%)

With diabetes

Yes

22 (6.27%)

2 (4.65%)

0.006

0.936

No

329 (93.73%)

41 (95.35%)

Anatomical classification

    

Perianal subcutaneous

253 (72.08%)

23 (53.49%)

9.750

0.045

Pelvis

9 (2.56%)

3 (6.98%)

Submucosal

5 (1.42%)

2 (4.65%)

Deep retrorectal abscess

18 (5.13%)

5 (11.63%)

Ischium

66 (18.80%)

10 (23.26%)

Abscess space

Low bit

319 (90.89%)

33 (76.74%)

6.625

0.010

High bit

32 (9.11%)

10 (23.26%)

Preoperative antibiotic use

    

Yes

51

8

0.500

0.480

No

300

35

Horseshoe abscess

    

Yes

76

10

0.058

0.810

No

275

33

Onset time

8.79 ± 8.76

8.40 ± 7.55

t = 0.286

0.775

Preoperative MRI

Yes

159 (45.30%)

12 (27.90%)

4.717

0.030

No

192 (54.70%)

31 (72.10%)

Surgical method

Hanging line drainage

251 (71.51%)

21 (48.84%)

9.212

0.002

Simple drainage

100 (28.49%)

22 (51.16%)

  1. MRI: magnetic resonance imaging; BMI: body mass index