Table 5

Factors contributing to operative delay >48 h

OR95% CIP value
Demographics
65–74 yearsReference
75–84 years0.890.75 to 1.040.16
≥85 years0.940.79 to 1.100.44
Male1.431.27 to 1.61<0.001
FemaleReference
WhiteReference
Black1.120.84 to 1.470.45
Other0.990.64 to 1.510.95
Not insured0.570.24 to 1.360.21
Hospital factors
Level 1Reference
Level 21.040.54 to 1.970.34
Admitted to orthopedics0.440.30 to 0.65<0.001
Admitted to traumaReference
Admitted to other0.850.63 to 1.140.27
Clinical measures
ISS: 9Reference
ISS: 101.130.94 to 1.350.20
ISS: 111.751.1 to 2.77<0.05
AIS chest=10.870.27 to 2.780.81
ED systolic BP: >90 mm HgReference
ED systolic BP: 61–90 mm Hg2.211.05 to 4.64<0.05
ED systolic BP: ≤60 mm Hg
ED systolic BP: missing1.651.29 to 2.11<0.001
ED heart rate: 51–120 bpmReference
ED heart rate: >120 bpm2.781.88 to 4.09<0.001
ED heart rate: 0–50 bpm1.20.58 to 2.500.62
ED heart rate: missing1.180.88 to 1.560.26
Intubated2.811.07 to 7.31<0.05
Comorbidities
Functionally dependent health status1.241.07 to 1.43<0.01
Congestive heart failure1.361.07 to 1.72<0.05
Advanced directive limiting care1.251.04 to 1.51<0.05
Liver disease0.910.61 to 1.360.65
Chronic renal failure1.691.12 to 2.55<0.05
COPD1.080.85 to 1.380.54
Angina0.650.31 to 1.370.26
Cerebrovascular accident0.810.56 to 1.180.27
Steroid use1.040.80 to 1.350.76
  • AIS, Abbreviated Injury Scale; BP, blood pressure; bpm, beats per minute; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; ED, emergency department; ISS, Injury Severity Score; mm Hg, millimeters of mercury.;