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Table 6 Diaphragmatic herniorrhaphy surgery and anesthesia timing in cats and dogs and associations with mortality

From: Prognostic indicators for perioperative survival after diaphragmatic herniorrhaphy in cats and dogs: 96 cases (2001-2013)

Characteristic

Category

Animals alive (n = 78)

Animals that died (n = 18)

All cases (n = 96)

P-value

Time from trauma to admission (hrs)

Median, 95% CI

102.8, 22.1–178.8

38.6, 2.4–421.9

87.1, 22.1–177.6

0.64

Time from trauma to surgery (hrs)

Median, 95% CI

132.0, 58.6–207.5

47.9, 16.2–429.0

113.8, 48.2–201.0

0.63

Time from admission to surgery (hrs)

Median, 95% CI

16.3, 9.9–21.2

15.2, 7.0–20.1

16.3, 10.3–20.1

0.57

Anaesthesia duration (hrs)

Median, 95% CI

3.0, 2.7–3.2

4.3, 3.2–4.7

3.1, 2.8–3.3

0.0013*

Duration of surgical procedure (hrs)

Median, 95% CI

1.4, 1.3–1.6

1.9, 1.5–2.3

1.53, 1.40–1.67

0.004*

  1. P–values reports are the results of the log–rank univariable analysis assessing association with mortality
  2. Hrs hours, CI Confidence interval
  3. *Indicates statistically significant difference