Perioperative Protocol of Ankle Fracture and Distal Radius Fracture Based on Enhanced Recovery after Surgery Program: A Multicenter Prospective Clinical Controlled study

Table 5

Results of multiple logistic regression analysis using patient demographic, injury, and perioperative management characteristics to predict the satisfaction level of the patients on discharge.

Parameter	OR	95% CI	value
Fracture type (distal radial fracture)	1.818	0.956–3.458	0.069
Group (traditional)	1.100	0.553–2.186	0.786
Age	0.982	0.966–0.998	0.025
Gender (female)	1.011	0.644–1.585	0.964
BMI	1.015	0.959–1.074	0.600
Fall from standing height
Road accident	1.265	0.350–4.577	0.720
Falling accident	0.612	0.157–2.386	0.480
Other causes	1.607	0.419–6.162	0.489
Regional anesthesia	0.383	0.234–0.626	<0.001
PCA	2.816	1.681–4.720	<0.001
NSAIDS	1.041	0.641–1.689	0.872
Preoperative fasting period for solids	1.065	1.008–1.125	0.024
Preoperative fasting period for liquids	0.974	0.912–1.039	0.421
Postoperative fasting period for solids	1.121	1.036–1.213	0.004
Postoperative fasting period for liquids	0.889	0.818–0.967	0.006
Length of operation	0.746	0.563–0.987	0.040
Antiemetic	1.045	0.626–1.743	0.867
Urinary catheterization	0.157	0.053–0.465	0.001
Wound drainage	1.029	0.640–1.654	0.906
Elapsed time between admission and surgery	0.982	0.891–1.081	0.706
Elapsed time between injury and surgery	1.038	0.984–1.096	0.171
Length of hospital stay	1.014	0.950–1.082	0.681