a notable trendp = 0.055
However, readmission showed no significant association ( p = 0.104), and the association with DVT demonstrated a notable trend toward significance (aOR 2.756, 95% CI 0.980–7.750, p = 0.055).
However, readmission showed no significant association ( p = 0.104), and the association with DVT demonstrated a notable trend toward significance (aOR 2.756, 95% CI 0.980–7.750, p = 0.055).
However, readmission showed no significant association ( p = 0.104), and the association with DVT demonstrated a notable trend toward significance (aOR 2.756, 95% CI 0.980–7.750, p = 0.055).
Readmission demonstrated a trend toward significance favoring SDD (aOR 0.550, p = 0.058), while DVT showed no independent association ( p = 0.411; Table 6 ). 4.
In the SDD–DDD comparison, SDD status continued to show significantly lower adjusted odds of reoperation and superficial SSI, and a near-significant reduction in readmission risk, reinforcing the clinical distinction between true same-day discharge pathways and hospital-defined outpatient care ( Table 6 ).
Furthermore, multivariate analysis confirmed reoperation and readmission to be associated with significantly reduced odds of reoperation and superficial SSI, with readmission trending towards significance in the SDD vs.