Table 2 Multivariable logistic regression analysis of risk factors associated with delayed surgical management for TT (more than 6 h from onset of symptoms to surgery).

From: Analysis of factors associated with delayed diagnosis and treatment of testicular torsion in 1005 cases from Chongqing city, China: a cross-sectional study

Variable

β

SE

Z

OR(95%CI)

P

First-diagnosed disease

     

 Testicular torsion

   

Ref

 

 Misdiagnosis

2.296

0.431

5.325

9.93(4.632,25.848)

 < 0.001

Whether the first-consultant doctor is a urology specialist

     

 Yes

   

Ref

 

 No

0.990

0.231

4.284

2.692(1.733,4.301)

 < 0.001

Testicular blood flow on color doppler ultrasound

     

 Decreased

   

Ref

 

 Absent

0.676

0.164

4.121

1.967(1.427,2.717)

 < 0.001

 Preserved blood flow

0.823

0.583

1.413

2.278(0.793,8.25)

0.158

Cremasteric reflex

     

 Positive

   

Ref

 

 Negative

− 0.503

0.172

− 2.924

0.605(0.431,0.847)

0.003

High riding testis

     

 Positive

   

Ref

 

 Negative

0.733

0.258

2.839

2.081(1.270,3.505)

0.005

Body temperature

     

 Normal

   

Ref

 

 Fever

1.174

0.416

2.821

3.236(1.525,7.987)

0.005

Manual detorsion

     

 Yes

   

Ref

 

 No

0.587

0.246

2.381

1.798(1.104,2.909)

0.017

  1. SE Standard error of the parameter estimate; OR Odds ratio, CI Confidence interval.