Table 3

Risk factors for the development of sedation-associated complications

VariableSelected multiple logistic regression
ORLower OR 95% CIUpper OR 95% CIP value
American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) >22.29982.01122.6299<0.001
Planned endoscopy, yes0.74130.56630.97040.029
Planned, yes *
Therapeutic, yes
1.74431.09672.77430.019
Duration
 <10 min (reference)1
 10–30 min1.76131.45682.1295<0.001
 30–60 min3.83142.99644.899<0.001
 >60 min7.89575.819410.7129<0.001
Technique
 Oesophagogastroduodenoscopy (OGD) (reference)1
 Colonoscopy0.63690.54040.7507<0.001
 Enteroscopy0.99250.65961.49340.971
 Endoscopic ultrasound0.43970.31610.6118<0.001
 Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)0.7690.6160.96010.02
Sedation agents
 Midazolam (alone) (reference)1
 Propofol (alone)0.75090.58160.96960.028
 Propofol and midazolam1.00490.75371.33980.974
 Midazolam and opiate1.5011.11442.02160.008
 Other sedation1.54581.10872.15520.01
 Nurse-administered propofol sedation (NAPS), yes1.40341.19281.6513<0.001
 Physician, yes2.12881.79082.5305<0.001
 Aaesthetist, yes4.46392.65227.5131<0.001
Type
 Basic (reference)1
 Special0.75630.62570.91420.004
 Maximum1.61181.34851.9265<0.001