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Table 3 Logistic analysis on factors associated with the development of skin disorders

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

Factors

Occurrence of skin disorders

Univariate logistic analysis

Multivariate logistic analysis

Yes (n = 10)

No (n = 49)

OR

95% CI

P

OR

95% CI

P

n

%

n

%

      

Use of hydromorphone

(non-use of morphine)

1

10.0

26

53.1

0.10

0.01–0.99

0.034

0.04

0.003–0.48

0.012

Age ≥ 75

2

20.0

7

14.3

2.20

0.36–18.37

0.391

Male

4

40.0

25

51.0

1.04

0.27–4.06

0.953

Performance status 4

9

90.0

40

81.6

1.76

0.19–15.86

0.616

Body mass index ≥ 25

2

20.0

8

16.3

1.28

0.23–7.19

0.778

Concomitant steroid use

7

70.0

32

65.3

1.24

0.28–5.42

0.775

0.30

0.04–2.25

0.244

Concomitant non-opioid analgesics use

5

50.0

21

42.9

1.33

0.39–5.21

0.479

0.93

0.16–5.63

0.943

Concomitant anti-histamine use

1

10.0

10

20.4

0.43

0.05–3.83

0.452

0.51

0.03–7.56

0.623

Dilution with saline solution

1

10.0

5

10.2

0.99

0.10–9.45

0.992

Starting flow rate ≥ 0.5 mL/h

0

0

2

4.1

Daily dosage (morphine equivalent ≥ 60 mg/day)

9

90.0

41

83.7

1.76

0.19–15.86

0.616

Administration period ≥ 28 day

5

50.0

8

16.3

5.13

1.20-21.91

0.028

18.16

2.22–148.60

0.007