Research Article

Influence of Enhanced Recovery Pathway on Surgical Site Infection after Colonic Surgery

Table 1

Baseline characteristics.

All patients ()SSI ()No SSI ()

Age (years) (mean ± SD)64 ± 1666 ± 1564 ± 160.395
Gender
Male (%)186 (47)24 (44)162 (47)0.703
BMI (kg/m2)
>25 (%)212 (53)31 (57)181 (53)0.525
ASA group
I-II (%)258 (65)35 (65)223 (65)0.977
III-IV (%)139 (35)19 (35)120 (33)
Smoking (%)75 (19)12 (22)63 (18)0.051
Diabetes (%)48 (13)6 (11)42 (12)0.765
Immunosuppression (%)47 (12)5 (9)42 (12)0.528
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy (%)26 (7)3 (6)24 (7)0.696
Previous abdominal surgery (%)129 (33)25 (46)104 (30)0.005
Malignancy (%)210 (53)35 (65)175 (51)0.215
Diagnosis (%)
Primary adenocarcinoma179 (45)18 (33)161 (47)0.491
Other primary malignancy7 (2)1 (2)6 (2)
Metastatic disease13 (3)4 (7)9 (2)
Benign tumor/polyp22 (6)2 (4)20 (6)
Inflammatory bowel disease26 (6)5 (9)21 (6)
Diverticular disease90 (23)15 (28)75 (22)
Functional disorder28 (7)4 (7)24 (7)
Other benign disorder32 (8)5 (10)27 (8)

SSI: surgical site infection; BMI: body mass index; ASA: American Society of Anaesthesiologists. Significant values are indicated in bold characters.