Search for: [Abstract = "cidence of SSI and patient's unhealthy weight, high BMI was noted. SSI morbidity among patients with abnormal BMI was 14% whereas in individuals with normal BMI it was \- 8%, and \(OR\) was 1,9 \(95% CI 1,15 – 3,07\). In the study group only 40 patients were diabetic and SSI morbidity among them was 30%. Odds ratio OR = 3,6 \(95% CI 1,75 – 7,36\), \(p = 0,001\). SSI morbidity among patients with neuromuscular diseases was 27% whereas in individuals without neuromuscular disease it was only 10%. \(OR\) was 3,1 \(95% CI 1,78 – 5,77\) and a statistically significant result \(p<0,001\). Median follow up for the surgery was longer for patients with SSI than for those undergoing SFS without SSI. Duration of the procedure FUSN > 75 percentile was also extended among the patients with SSI, respectively 225 minutes for children and 228 minutes for adults. Analysis of logistic regression revealed statistically significant relationship between extended time of the surgery by every 15 minutes and the incidence of SSI, p = 0,001. The probability of incidence of SSI among patients after FUSN with the surgery time extended by every 15 minutes was \(OR\) 1,10 \(95% CI 1,03 – 1,16\) what signifies that with almost 95% certainty extending FUSN surgery time by 15 minutes increased the probability of incidence of SSI by 1,10 among the patients. Analysis of univariate logistic regression revealed that the older the p"]

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