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Table 5 Data extraction

From: Does smoking cessation affect postoperative healing following oral surgery among smokers? – a systematic review

Author, year, country

Hurrell et al. 2019 Australia [18]

 

Study type

Cohort

Study period

18 months (January 27, 2014 - July 26, 2015)

Population

n: 215

  
 

Gender(m/f): 181/34

  
 

Mean age: 31

  
 

Smokers: 53%

  
 

Smoking cessation compliance: 16%

 
 

Mandible fractures: 359

  
 

Transoral ORIF: 90%

  
 

Extraoral ORIF: 7%

  
 

IMF in isolation: 3%

  
 

Single fracture: 44%

  
 

Two fractures: 47%

  
 

Three or more fractures: 9%

  
 

Comminuted fractures: 11%

  
 

Tooth present in fracture: 77%

 

Intervention

Smoking cessation compliance y/n

 

Outcome

Infection, dehiscence, non-union,

 

hardware exposure, nerve damage,

 

trismus, return to theatre

 

Results

 

OR

95% CI

P-value

 

Infection

0.53

0.06–4-91

0.57

 

Dehiscence

0.44

0.01–14-99

0.65

 

Non-union

0.42

0.01–31-98

0.69

 

Hardware exposure

0.67

0.02–22-75

0.82

 

Nerve damage

1.58

0.43–5.83

0.50

 

Trismus

2.95

0.60–14.50

0.18

 

Return to theatre

2.89

0.38–21.97

0.24