Research Article

Relationship between Postoperative Pain and Sociocultural Level in Major Orthopedic Surgery

Table 4

Multiple linear regression analysis of postoperative pain (n = 95).

Minimum POPMean POPMaximum POPCurrent POP
B (IC 95%)B (IC 95%)B (IC 95%)B (IC 95%)

Constant4.94 (3.29/6.59)0.0013.19 (1.38/5.01)0.0017.71 (2.60/12.82)0.0041.80 (0.25/3.36)0.024
Satisfied with profession1.24 (0.16/2.32)0.0250.99 (−0.11/2.09)0.0771.32 (−0.08/2.72)0.0640.30 (−1.43/2.03)0.732
Very satisfied with profession1.10 (0.22/1.99)0.0160.48 (−0.42/1.38)0.2921.90 (0.74/3.06)0.0020.79 (−0.66/2.25)0.282
BMI < 182.64 (−5.24//0.04)0.047
BMI > 18 e < 252.22 (3.66//0.77)0.003
BMI ≥ 25 e < 301.56 (2.86//0.25)0.020
BMI ≥30 e < 35−1.13 (−2.49/0.23)0.103
Depression0.08 (−0.69/0.84)0.847−0.71 (−1.69/0.28)0.1561.57 (0.46/2.69)0.006
Type of surgery THA0.84 (1.53//0.15)0.018−0.67 (−1.59/0.26)0.156
Chronic pain0.55 (−0.21/1.32)0.1550.31 (−0.47/1.09)0.4290.10 (−0.90/1.10)0.8481.71 (2.96//0.47)0.008
R 20.2800.2100.3850.201

POP: postoperative pain, THA: total hip arthroplasty, .