Research Article

Fast Track Surgery as the Latest Multimodal Strategy of Enhanced Recovery after Urethroplasty

Table 6

Predictors of postoperative complications.

Complications in the early and late post-operative periodPredictorUnivariate analysisMultivariate analysis
χ 2Coefficient (95% CI)Coefficient (95% CI)

Subfebrile
Condition
Multivariate logit regression:
χ2 = 45.75;
Standard protocol26.993.5 (1.8; 5.2)<0.0012.3 (−1.2; 5.9)0.208
The quality of life5.540.76 (0.06; 1.4)0.0331.5 (0.1; 2.9)0.035
Diabetes6.162.3 (0.16; 4.6)0.0353.4 (−3.6; 10.4)0.340
Vascular atherosclerosis4.971.3 (0.14; 2.5)0.0291.3 (0.94; 3.6)0.246
Surgical access size28.070.85 (0.39; 1.3)<0.0011.09 (0.2; 1.98)0.016
Pain more than 5 points on the VAS scale17.042.8 (1.1; 4.4)0.0010,77 (−10,4; 3,6)0.874
Use of narcotic analgesics8.632.4 (0.33; 4.5)0.0233.3 (−6.6; 13.4)0.509

Persistent pain syndrome, >5 points on the VAS scale
Multivariate logit regression
χ2 = 7,78; (0.0001)
Pelvic bone injury (history)10.882.8 (0.66; 4.9)0.0102.6 (−2.0; 7.35)0.263
Progression of urethral stricture8.611.77 (0.5; 3.02)0.0050.3 (−2.6; 3.2)0.841
Urohematomas (history)7.51.8 (0.41; 3.3)0.0110.99 (−1.9; 3.9)0.514
Penile strictures5.892.2 (0.7; 4.46)0.0435.41 (0.55; 10.2)0.029
Duration of surgery5.882.1 (0.27; 3.9)0.0242.3 (−7.4; 2.7)0.364
Surgical access dimensions44.141.2 (0.6; 1.77)<0.0011.29 (0.45; 2.13)0.002

Note: VAS-a visual analog scale of pain.