Thirty-day outcomes of cerebrospinal fluid shunt surgery: data from the National Surgical Quality Improvement Program-Pediatrics
作者： Joseph H. Piatt
关键词: Logistic regression 、 Acs nsqip 、 Hydrocephalus 、 Univariate 、 Shunt infection 、 Multivariate analysis 、 Csf shunt 、 Medicine 、 Shunt (electrical) 、 Surgery
摘要: Object Cerebrospinal fluid shunts are the mainstay of treatment hydrocephalus. In past studies, outcomes shunt surgery have been analyzed based on follow-up 1 year or longer. The goal current study is to characterize 30-day outcomes, identify clinical risk factors for infection and failure, develop statistical models that might be used stratification. Methods Data 2012 were obtained from National Surgical Quality Improvement Program-Pediatrics (NSQIP-P) American College Surgeons. Files with index surgical procedures insertion revision a CSF composed set. Returns operating room within 30 days failure without end points. Associations large number potential univariate basis. Logistic regression was multivariate analysis. Results There 1790 analyzed. overall...
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