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Table 2 Baseline characteristics of the study participants

From: Perioperative care based on roy adaptation model in elderly patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia: impact on psychological well-being, pain, and quality of life

 

Routine care group (n = 80)

RAM group (n = 80)

P

Age (years)

76.0 (71.3 ~ 84.8)

79.0 (71.0 ~ 85.0)

0.787

Body mass index (kg/m2)

21.7 (20.6 ~ 23.7)

22.2 (20.3 ~ 23.7)

0.537

ASA

3 (2 ~ 4)

3 (2 ~ 4)

0.139

Preoperative comorbidity

   

Diabetes mellitus

10

8

0.803

Oral intake of antiplatelet

11

14

0.664

Preoperative urinary tract infection

9

11

0.812

Preoperative urethral catheter

16

13

0.682

Pre-operative IPSS

19.36 ± 6.38

18.63 ± 7.74

0.512

Prostate volume (ml)

51.74 ± 15.28

50.76 ± 15.55

0.690

Total operative time (min)

75.5 (52.3 ~ 97.0)

75.0 (54.0 ~ 99.8)

0.742

Pre-operative Q max (ml/s)

8.15 (6.23 ~ 9.75)

8.30 (6.80 ~ 9.60)

0.783

Removal of urethral catheter (days)

5 (4 ~ 6)

5 (4 ~ 6)

0.614

Hospital stays (days)

4 (3 ~ 5)

4 (3 ~ 5)

0.621

Postoperative complications

   

During stay in hospital

   

Fever above 38 °C

5

3

0.720

Clot retention requiring irrigation

3

5

0.720

Clean intermittent catheterization/re-catheterization

5

4

1.000

Pad use on discharge

3

3

1.000

After discharge (within 3 months)

   

Fever above 38 °C

6

4

0.746

Pad usage

3

1

0.620

Readmission during 3 months

2

0

0.497

  1. Note: Uroflowmetry (maximum flow rate [Q max]); American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA); International prostatic symptoms score (IPSS); Parametric tests (independent t-tests) were used for between-group comparisons when data followed a normal distribution (data presented as mean ± standard deviation). In cases where normal distribution was not met, non-parametric Mann-Whitney U tests were utilized, presenting data as median and interquartile range (IQR). Categorical data were analyzed using Chi-square (χ2) tests or Fisher’s exact tests