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The rates of inpatient complication ranged from 3.5% to 3.7%, and there were no significant differences between primary and revision surgery ( = .82). Complications were independently associated with insurance status and congenital anomalies. Complications and wound dehiscence both significantly increased the LOS and the hospital charges. Fistula repairs had a shorter mean LOS ( = .02), however this did not translate into cost savings ( = .6. Although the rates of inpatient complications were not significantly different, revision palatoplasty was
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