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Table 4 The comparison of one-month stone free rate (SFR) and estimated OR for non-one-month SFR

From: High stone-free rate immediately after suctioning flexible ureteroscopy with Intelligent pressure-control in treating upper urinary tract calculi

Variables

One-month stone free

p-value

Multivariate analysis

Yes (n = 255)

No (n = 55)

aOR (95%CI)

Demography

Age

50 (42.00–60.00)

45 (35.00–57.00)

0.086

0.99 (0.96, 1.01)

Gender

    

 Male

162 (82.23)

35 (17.77)

0.988

 Female

93 (82.3)

20 (17.7)

  

 BMI

24.82 (22.86–27.06)

24.22 (22.30–26.81)

0.407

Stent in ureter

  

0.494

 Yes

47 (85.45)

8 (14.55)

  

 No

208 (81.57)

47 (18.43)

  

Infection

  

0.203

 Yes

193 (80.75)

46 (19.25)

  

 No

62 (87.32)

9 (12.68)

  

Disease history

Stone

  

< 0.001

2.48 (1.24, 4.97)

 Yes

75 (71.43)

30 (28.57)

  

 No

180 (87.8)

25 (12.2)

  

Other kidney diseases

  

0.756a

 Yes

15 (78.95)

4 (21.05)

  

 No

240 (82.47)

51 (17.53)

  

DM

  

0.533

 Yes

41 (85.42)

7 (14.58)

  

 No

214 (81.68)

48 (18.32)

  

Hypertension

  

0.157

 Yes

75 (87.21)

11 (12.79)

  

 No

180 (80.36)

44 (19.64)

  

Medicine user and weakness

  

0.645

 Yes

27 (79.41)

7 (20.59)

  

 No

228 (82.61)

48 (17.39)

  

Operation

Operation time

75 (60.0–105.0)

100 (65.0–150.0)

0.002

1.01 (1.00, 1.01)

Stone number

  

< 0.001

 

 Single

134 (94.37)

8 (5.63)

 

1

 Multiple

121 (72.02)

47 (27.98)

 

0.99 (0.28, 3.48)

Stone size(mm)

  

< 0.001

 

< 20

130 (91.55)

12 (8.45)

 

1

 20–29

80 (86.02)

13 (13.98)

 

1.00 (0.38, 2.62)

 30–39

26 (72.22)

10 (27.78)

 

1.57 (0.49, 5.07)

 40–49

8 (47.06)

9 (52.94)

 

2.91 (0.76, 11.11)

 ≥ 50

11 (50.00)

11 (50.00)

 

1.58 (0.37, 6.84)

Composition

  

0.467a

 

 Calcium oxalate

58 (82.86)

12 (17.14)

 

 Calcium phosphate

19 (82.61)

4 (17.39)

 

 Uric acid and magnesium ammonium phosphate

12 (100.00)

0 (0.00)

 

 Complex

166 (80.98)

39 (19.02)

 

Hydronephrosis

  

0.955

 

 Grade 0

39 (82.98)

8 (17.02)

 

 Grade I

99 (82.50)

21 (17.50)

 

 Grade II

87 (82.86)

18 (17.14)

 

 Grade III

28 (80.00)

7 (20.00)

 

 Grade VI

2 (66.67)

1 (33.33)

 

CT value (ml)

  

0.144

 

 ≤ 1000

183 (84.33)

34 (15.67)

 

 > 1000

72 (77.42)

21 (22.58)

 

Guy’s stone score

  

< 0.001 a

 

 Grade I

160 (94.67)

9 (5.33)

 

1

 Grade II

84 (73.68)

30 (26.32)

 

4.44 (1.35, 14.58)

 Grade III

8 (40.00)

12 (60.00)

 

15.44 (3.48, 68.55)

 Grade VI

3 (42.86)

4 (57.14)

 

2.93 (0.28, 30.29)

  1. The significance of bold values were p < 0.05
  2. SFR stone free rate; aOR adjusted Odds ratio, BMI body mass index, DM diabetes mellitus, CT computer tomography
  3. Continuous data without normal distribution are presented as median (interquartile) and performed by Wilcoxon rank; Categorical data are presented as n (%) and performed by the Chi-squared test or aFisher’s exact test, as appropriate