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Impact of deprivation and comorbidity on outcomes in emergency general surgery: an epidemiological study

Jared M Wohlgemut, George Ramsay, Russell L Griffin, Jan O Jansen
DOI: 10.1136/tsaco-2020-000500 Published 24 August 2020
Jared M Wohlgemut
1School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition, University of Aberdeen Division of Applied Health Sciences, Aberdeen, UK
2Department of General Surgery, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow, UK
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George Ramsay
3Rowett Institute, University of Aberdeen Division of Applied Health Sciences, Aberdeen, UK
4Department of General Surgery, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen, UK
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Russell L Griffin
5Department of Epidemiology, The University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Public Health, Birmingham, Alabama, USA
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6Division of Acute Care Surgery, Department of Surgery, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama, USA
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    Flow diagram of included and excluded cases. EGS, emergency general surgery.

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  • Table 1

    Demographics of all patients admitted for EGS in Scotland 1997 to 2016

    All patient demographicsAllSIMDCCI 5-Year
    1234567891001 to 23 to 4>4
    AgeAll adults (>15)All1 468 238237 824195 889176 224162 909149 591136 094123 954108 51595 40881 8301 116 808299 65737 55823 787
    Male700 479116 64792 47382 53576 96971 19665 16759 77551 87045 24938 598521 238151 80421 93811 334
    Female767 759121 177103 41693 68985 94078 39570 92764 17956 64550 15943 232595 570147 85315 62012 453
    16–30All276 34951 86540 33733 60329 99426 53023 06521 12918 75616 03215 038266 64910 571767667
    Male123 75823 94517 93814 64813 35311 85910 2129573847969736778119 2745214347314
    Female152 59127 92022 39918 95516 64114 67112 85311 55610 27790598260147 3755357420353
    31–45All308 17559 72445 06137 28032 74929 23225 60423 47721 73518 59314 720277 15828 33030482219
    Male146 27930 51421 62217 58615 35313 71711 99510 765985282006675131 64013 60417491038
    Female161 89629 21023 43919 69417 39615 51513 60912 71211 88310 3938045145 51814 72612991181
    46–60All312 07451 97641 86637 04633 84630 91028 54126 70823 56620 68216 933238 62061 71778876034
    Male155 60126 95920 76818 42817 00415 28414 18613 38711 52199618103117 98431 62346572730
    Female156 47325 01721 09818 61816 84215 62614 35513 32112 04510 7218830120 63630 09432303304
    60–75All316 74544 92139 78337 94237 08533 78031 73528 18223 87921 46317 975187 603106 53714 3849853
    Male165 47023 32920 27219 27819 10717 78116 85715 16512 82111 471938993 90358 65488195021
    Female151 27521 59219 51118 66417 97815 99914 87813 01711 0589992858693 70047 88355654832
    >75All254 89529 33828 84230 35329 23529 13927 14924 45820 57918 63817 164146 77892 50211 4725014
    Male109 37111 90011 87312 59512 15212 55511 91710 88591978644765358 43742 70963662231
    Female109 37117 43816 96917 75817 08316 58415 23213 57311 3829994951188 34149 79351062783
    LOSTotalMedian222222222222334
    25 Quartile111111111111111
    75 Quartile444455544444689
    D/C
    Mortality
    %79%80%79%78%78%78%78%78%78%78%79%83%66%59%58%
    Inpatient%2%2%2%2%2%2%2%2%2%2%2%1%5%6%11%
    30-day%4%3%4%4%4%4%4%4%4%4%4%2%9%13%23%
    90-day%7%7%7%8%8%8%8%8%7%7%7%3%17%23%41%
    1-year%12%12%12%13%13%13%13%13%13%13%12%8%25%32%52%
    • CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; D/C, discharged home; LOS, length of hospital stay; n, number of admissions; SIMD, Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation.

  • Table 2

    Demographics of patients admitted for EGS in Scotland who underwent an operative procedure 1997 to 2016

    Operative patient demographicsAllSIMDCCI 5-Year
    1234567891001 to 23 to 4>4
    AgeAll adults (>15)All395 23455 36849 92447 27444 05240 94937 54734 27131 42028 38626 043299 34482 14696736312
    Male196 18527 89324 37323 16721 49620 28318 49917 37415 71814 22913 153146 62142 31256662931
    Female199 04927 47525 55124 10722 55620 66619 04816 89715 70214 15712 890152 72339 83440073381
    16–30All78 75112 89810 8849410847376146807630859005279517875 7323298194135
    Male39 697669854264610426237803350318130252683268238 16717599165
    Female39 054620054584800421138343457312728752596249637 565153910370
    31–45All82 90713 71511 47610 079896480367204654363065734485074 6777533780486
    Male41 612708756584954445441463597329431232818248137 4573857458221
    Female41 295662858185125451038903607324931832916236937 2203676322265
    46–60All82 40511 64110 2819791884782657879739867476069548762 26816 91320901622
    Male42 352609551945119452241813959391334453091283331 48391451273746
    Female40 053554650874672432540843920348533022978265430 7857768817876
    60–75All86 34910 61610 28610 28510 16495298799793969346274552350 06330 10437762771
    Male44 967542451945226519450134645425137023378294024 90616 54523461368
    Female41 382519250925059497045164154368832322896258325 15713 55914301403
    >75All64 822649869977709760475056858608355335030500536 60424 29828331298
    Male27 557258929013258306431632948273524232259221714 60811 0061498531
    Female37 265390940964451454043423910334831102771278821 99613 2921335767
    LOSTotalMedian333333333333446
    25 Quartile111111111111222
    75 Quartile6666666666659914
    D/C
    Mortality
    %81%82%81%80%80%80%80%80%80%80%81%86%66%58%61%
    Inpatient%1%1%1%1%1%1%1%1%1%1%1%0%3%5%10%
    30 day%3%3%3%4%3%3%3%3%3%3%3%1%8%12%20%
    90 day%7%7%7%7%7%7%7%7%6%7%6%3%16%22%41%
    1 year%13%11%11%12%12%12%12%12%11%11%11%7%23%32%52%
    • CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; D/C, discharged home; LOS, length of hospital stay; n, number of admissions; SIMD, Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation.

  • Table 3

    Logistic regression analyses for discharge home and inpatient, 30-day, 90-day and 1-year mortality

    Logistic regression analysisParameterAgeMaleSIMD 1SIMD 2SIMD 3SIMD 4SIMD 5SIMD 6SIMD 7SIMD 8SIMD 9CCI 1 to 2CCI 3 to 4CCI >4
    All patients
    Discharge
    home
    OR0.980.950.970.970.950.960.950.980.980.970.970.570.430.38
    Lower 95% CI0.980.940.950.950.930.940.930.950.960.950.950.570.420.37
    Upper 95% CI0.980.960.990.990.970.980.971.001.010.990.990.580.440.39
    Inpatient mortalityOR1.070.951.361.411.301.241.161.131.161.151.093.955.5613.74
    Lower 95% CI1.070.921.281.321.211.161.081.051.081.071.013.835.2913.09
    Upper 95% CI1.070.971.461.501.391.331.241.211.241.241.184.075.8414.42
    30-day mortalityOR1.061.071.281.271.241.151.141.101.111.111.053.795.5414.09
    Lower 95% CI1.061.051.221.211.181.101.091.051.061.051.003.725.3513.59
    Upper 95% CI1.061.091.341.331.301.211.201.161.171.161.113.875.7314.59
    90-day mortalityOR1.051.051.191.201.171.111.091.081.091.081.083.485.0914.68
    Lower 95% CI1.051.041.151.161.131.081.051.041.051.041.043.434.9514.26
    Upper 95% CI1.051.061.231.241.211.151.131.121.131.121.123.545.2315.11
    1-year mortalityOR1.031.001.111.111.091.061.041.041.031.041.072.613.789.85
    Lower 95% CI1.030.991.081.081.061.031.011.011.011.011.042.583.709.59
    Upper 95% CI1.031.011.141.141.121.081.071.071.061.071.102.643.8710.12
    Operative patients
    Discharge
    home
    OR0.971.000.920.960.950.960.950.990.970.960.950.490.360.37
    Lower 95% CI0.970.980.890.920.910.930.910.950.930.920.910.480.340.35
    Upper 95% CI0.971.020.961.000.991.000.991.031.011.001.000.500.370.39
    Inpatient mortalityOR1.070.971.621.551.411.361.301.081.271.161.133.855.6015.21
    Lower 95% CI1.060.921.411.341.221.171.120.921.090.990.963.605.0113.75
    Upper 95% CI1.071.031.871.791.631.571.501.261.481.361.334.126.2516.82
    30-day mortalityOR1.061.091.531.401.381.211.181.131.181.111.113.375.2612.16
    Lower 95% CI1.061.051.391.281.251.101.071.021.071.001.003.244.9011.31
    Upper 95% CI1.061.131.681.541.511.331.301.251.311.231.243.525.6513.06
    90-day mortalityOR1.051.071.331.281.261.141.141.111.121.081.103.515.2815.46
    Lower 95% CI1.051.041.251.201.181.061.061.041.051.001.023.415.0014.61
    Upper 95% CI1.051.101.421.371.341.211.221.191.201.161.193.615.5716.35
    1-year mortalityOR1.031.061.221.181.141.091.091.091.081.061.092.824.2511.21
    Lower 95% CI1.031.041.161.121.081.031.031.031.021.001.032.764.0510.64
    Upper 95% CI1.031.081.281.241.201.151.141.151.141.121.152.894.4511.82
    • SIMD, Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation; CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index.

  • Table 4

    Poisson regression analyses for length of hospital stay

    Poisson analysisParameterMaleSIMD 1SIMD 2SIMD 3SIMD 4SIMD 5SIMD 6SIMD 7SIMD 8SIMD 9AgeCCI 1 to 2CCI 3 to 4CCI >4
    All patientsOR0.871.111.101.101.101.081.081.071.061.031.021.351.511.69
    Lower 95% CI0.871.111.091.101.091.081.071.061.051.021.021.351.511.68
    Upper 95% CI0.871.121.101.101.101.091.081.071.061.031.021.361.521.69
    Operative patientsOR0.851.131.081.081.061.061.071.061.031.031.021.321.351.71
    Lower 95% CI0.851.121.081.071.051.051.061.061.021.021.021.311.341.70
    Upper 95% CI0.861.141.091.091.071.061.071.071.031.041.021.321.361.73
    • Reference variables: Female; SIMD 10; CCI 0.

    • CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; SIMD, Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation.

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Jared M Wohlgemut, George Ramsay, Russell L Griffin, Jan O Jansen
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