[Retracted] Risk Factors of Urinary Pathogenic Bacteria Infection after Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Surgery and Curative Effect Analysis of Shuangdong Capsule Intervention
Table 1
Univariate analysis of postoperative urinary pathogenic bacteria infection in patients with BPH.
Clinical features
Infected group (n = 40)
Noninfected group (n = 52)
χ 2/t
Age (years old)
<60
6 (15.00)
40 (76.92)
34.677
<0.001
≥60
34 (85.00)
12 (23.08)
BMI (Kg/m2)
<24
19 (47.50)
24 (46.15)
0.016
0.898
≥24
21 (52.50)
28 (53.85)
Course of disease (year)
9.42 ± 2.17
9.49 ± 2.19
0.154
0.879
IPSS (score)
24.18 ± 3.95
24.56 ± 3.71
0.475
0.636
Prostate volume (cm³)
<60
5 (12.50)
41 (78.85)
39.808
<0.001
≥60
35 (87.50)
11 (21.15)
Concomitant diabetes mellitus
No
7 (17.50)
42 (80.77)
36.356
<0.001
Yes
33 (82.50)
10 (19.23)
Concomitant hypertension
No
26 (65.00)
33 (63.46)
0.023
0.879
Yes
14 (35.00)
19 (36.54)
Concomitant coronary heart disease
No
25 (62.50)
30 (57.69)
0.217
0.641
Yes
15 (37.50)
22 (42.31)
Preoperative catheterization
No
9 (22.50)
20 (38.46)
5.655
0.017
Yes
31 (77.50)
22 (42.31)
Preoperative prophylactic application of antibiotics
