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Table 3 Univariate analyses for the moderate extravasation injury

From: Contrast media extravasation injury: a prospective observational cohort study

Variable

Odds ratio (95% confidence interval)

P-value

Univariate analysis

Sex (reference: female)

0.649 (0.242‒1.740)

0.390

Age (reference: ≤ 50 years)

 50 < age ≤ 60

3.467 (0.705‒17.057)

0.126

 60 < age < 70

0.394 (0.035‒4.465)

0.452

 Age ≥ 70

6.500 (1.264‒33.416)

0.025

 BMI ≥ 25

1.232 (0.418–3.629)

0.705

 Malignant tumor

4.447 (1.526‒12.960)

0.006

 Diabetes

2.621 (0.919‒7.478)

0.072

 Venous thrombosis

1.390 (0.295‒6.557)

0.678

 Hypoalbuminemia

0.763 (0.167‒3.494)

0.727

 Pulmonary infection

2.095 (0.770‒5.701)

0.148

 Multi-site angiography

0.618 (0.212‒1.801)

0.378

 Injection rate ≥ 3 mL/s

0.472 (0.171‒1.305)

0.148

Type of contrast media (reference: Iodixanol)

 Iohexol

8.296 (2.054–33.507)

0.013

 Ioversol

1.750 (0.279–10.963)

0.550

 Others

2.222 (0.512–9.647)

0.286

 Large volume (> 50 mL) extravasation

3.735 (1.383‒10.090)

0.009

 Insertion left side

4.654 (1.715‒12.630)

0.003

Injection site (reference: Forearm and elbow fossa)

 Back of the hand

11.156 (3.506‒35.500)

 < 0.001

 Neck

0.000 (0.000‒0.000)

0.999

  1. Othersa contrast media include iomeprol, iopromide, iopamidol, etc.