The analysis on the risk factors of circulatory crisis of distal finger after replantation / 中华骨科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To determine the main predictors of circulatory crisis after replantation in patients with severed distal finger so as to establish the theoretic basis in reducing the morbidity of circulatory crisis. Methods 65 severed distal fingers underwent replantation were respectively reviewed. All the clinical parameters including age, sex, dominant hand or finger, preservation of the severed finger, platelet level, ischemia duration, cause of injury, manner of venous drainage, repair of artery, order of reparation and plane of division were investigated as predictive risk factors for circulatory crisis of finger after replantation. In order to find the risk factors of circulatory crisis, the data was dealt with t test, ?2 test, analysis for variance or multivariate Logistic regression analysis. Results 13 replanted finger suffered from impaired circulation in 65 fingers. Univariate analysis demonstrated that many factors were significantly correlated with the circulatory crisis of finger, such as the manner of venous drainage(?2=6.714,P=0.035), the cause of injury (?2=9.049,P=0.011), the preservation of severed finger(?2=6.452,P=0.040), the age(?2=14.838,P=0.001), the platelet level(uc= 2.961, P=0.003). The multivariate Logistic regression analyses showed that platelet level (OR=1.015, P=0.030), the age(OR=0.349, P=0.031) and the manner of venous drainage(OR=0.278,P=0.036) were the significant independent predictors for circulatory crisis. The incidence of circulatory crisis in patients less than 6 years old was 61.5%, significantly higher than any other age group(P