Revista de Medicina e Cirurgia Pediátrica

Abstrato

Parental Perception of Quality Childcare: A Cross-Sectional Study

Elizabeth T Stephens

Objects: To assess whether the odds of HA-VTE differs across six anatomic spots of non-cardiac surgery and to identify threat factors for HA-VTE in these children.

Methods: Was a multicenter, case – control study? Anatomic spots of surgery and threat factors for HA-VTE were collected on rehabilitated pediatric cases who had experienced a single no cardiac surgery and developed HA-VTE (cases), and those who didn't develop HA-VTE (controls), via the Children's Hospital-Acquired Thrombosis (converse) Registry. Logistic retrogression estimated the odds rate (OR) and 95 confidence intervals (CIs) between six anatomic spots of surgery and 16 apparent HA-VTE threat factors. Variables with a p value of0.10 or lower in UN acclimated analyses were included in acclimated models for farther evaluation. The final model used backward selection, with a significance position of0.05.

Results: From January 2012 to March 2020, 163 cases (median age, 5.7 times; interquartile range (IQR), 0.3 –14.2) and 208 controls (median age of7.5 times; IQR, 3.7 –12.9) met our criteria. There were no statistically significant increased odds of VTE among the types of no cardiac surgery. In the final acclimated model, central venous catheter( CVC; OR,14.69; 95 CI,7.06 –30.55), ferocious care unit( ICU) stay( OR,5.31; 95 CI,2.53 –11.16), and hospitalization in the month antedating surgery( OR,2.75; 95 CI,1.24 –6.13) were each singly significant threat factors for HA-VTE.

Conclusion: In children witnessing non cardiac surgery, placement of CVCs, admission/ transfer to the ICU, or hospitalization in the month previous to surgery were appreciatively associated with HA-VTE.