Skip to main content

Table 2 List of patient’s background factors and comparison of the two groups

From: Comparison of continuous subcutaneous hydromorphone hydrochloride and morphine hydrochloride injection on skin disorders incidence: a retrospective study

 

Hydromorphone hydrochloride group

(n = 27)

Morphine hydrochloride group

(n = 32)

P

Age (< 75/≥75)

24/3

28/4

0.75*)

Sex (Male/ Female)

10/17

19/13

0.12*)

Performance status (≤ 3/4)

5/22

4/28

0.72*)

Body mass index (< 25/≥25)

23/4

26/6

0.74*)

Concomitant steroid use (Yes/No)

15/12

24/8

0.17*)

Concomitant non-opioid analgesics use (Yes/No)

9/18

17/15

0.19*)

Concomitant anti-histamine use (Yes/No)

7/20

4/28

0.31*)

Dilution with saline solution (Yes/No)

4/23

2/30

0.40*)

Starting flow rate (< 0.5 mL/h/≥0.5 mL/h)

25/2

32/0

0.20*)

Daily dosage (morphine equivalent < 60 mg/day/≥60 mg/day)

3/24

6/26

0.49*)

Administration period (< 28 days/≥28 days)

20/7

26/6

0.54*)

  1. *) Fisher’s exact test