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Logo of ijssInternational Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgerythis articleISASSthe JournalsubmitThe International Journal of Spine Surgery
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Table 1

Demographics of the study population by history OSA.

DemographicNo History of OSA (n = 1098)OSA (n = 93) P Value
Age, y, mean ± SEM58.8 ± 0.453.6 ± 1.20.4252
Sex, n (%)0.1218
 Male654 (59.6)63 (67.7)
 Female444 (40.4)30 (32.3)
Obesity, n (%)<0.0001 a
 BMI <301011 (92.1)50 (53.8)
 BMI 30–4065 (5.9)23 (24.7)
 BMI >4022 (2.0)20 (21.5)
ASA status, n (%)<0.0001 a
 I29 (2.6)0 (0.0)
 II512 (46.6)16 (17.2)
 III505 (46.0)70 (75.3)
 IV50 (4.6)7 (7.5)
ASA status (reference: <2), n (%)
 >2556 (50.6)77 (82.8)<0.0001 a
Admission type, n (%)0.1261
 Elective1071 (97.5)93 (100.0)
 Nonelective27 (2.5)0 (0.0)
Segments operated, mean ± SEM3.9 ± 0.064.2 ± 0.210.1066
Length of surgery, min, mean ± SEM156.4 ± 13.7164.6 ± 15.90.8624
Awake intubation, n (%)61 (5.6)9 (12.9)0.1047
Elixhauser Comorbidity Index, n (%)0.7373
 <0138 (12.6)15 (16.1)
 0761 (69.3)62 (66.7)
 1–463 (5.7)4 (4.3)
 >4136 (12.4)12 (12.9)

Abbreviations: ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status classification system; BMI, body mass index; OSA, obstructive sleep apnea; SEM, standard error of the mean.

a P < 0.05 was used as a threshold for statistical significance.