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Table 1 Demographic characteristics and clinical results of the patients by age

From: Treatment of perianal abscess in children: spontaneous drainage or incision-drainage?

 

Age < 1 year

Age > 1 year

Total

p-value

Patient, n (%)

165 (52.8)

147 (47.2)

312

 

Age in months (mean ± Sd)

6.3 ± 4.4

36.3 ± 42.9

24.3 ± 18.1

 

Male/female, n (%)

123/42 (74.5/25.5)

107/40 (72.7/27.3)

230/82 (73.6/26.4)

0.339

Symptom duration in days (mean ± Sd)

25 ± 11

37 ± 15

29 ± 14

0.970

PA, n (%)

139 (84.2)

112 (76.1)

251 (80.5)

0.267

FIA, n (%)

26 (15.8)

35 (23.8)

61 (19.5)

Lesion region

 PA, 1/2/3/4, n

33/24/32/50

38/23/11/40

71/47/43/90

0.456

 FIA, 1/2/3/4, n

8/12/2/4

5/10/5/15

13/22/7/19

PA treatment, n

139

112

251 (80.5)

0.791

 SD, n (%)

50 (35.9)

36 (32.2)

86 (34.3)

 ID, n (%)

89 (64.1)

76 (67.8)

165 (65.7)

 FIA, n (%)

26

35

61 (19.5)

0.545

FIA development in follow-up, n

18

9

27

0.001*

 SD, n (%)

17 (94.4)

7 (77.7)

24 (88.8)

 ID, n (%)

1 (5.6)

2 (22.3)

3 (11.2)

FIA treatment

   

0.064

 Fistulotomy, n

40

30

70

 Fistulectomy, n

0

8

8

 Resolved FIA, n

5

5

10

  1. Sd, standard deviation, PA, perianal abscess, FIA, fistula-in-ano, SD, spontaneously drained, ID incision and drainage