May Renal Resistive Index Be an Early Predictive Tool of Postoperative Complications in Major Surgery? Preliminary Results
Table 2
Risk factors and .
Global population
Cardiothoracic population
145
60
80
42
Male ()
101 (69.66%)
38 (63.33%)
0.378
57 (71.25%)
29 (69.05%)
0.800
Age (years)
0.045
0.388
BMI (Kg/m2 body surface area)
0.020
0.092
ASA (3-4)
65 (44.83%)
37 (61.67%)
0.028
48 (60.00%)
28 (66.67%)
0.470
Smoking ()
62 (42.76%)
36 (60.00%)
0.025
32 (40.00%)
26 (61.90%)
0.021
Diabetes ()
13 (8.97%)
13 (27.67%)
0.020
7 (8.75%)
6 (14.29%)
0.367
Hypertension ()
65 (44.83%)
35 (58.33%)
0.078
35 (43.75%)
23 (57.76%)
0.247
COPD ()
28 (19.31%)
15 (25.00%)
0.363
14 (17.50%)
7 (16.67%)
1.000
Myocardiopathy ()
61 (42.07%)
33 (55.00%)
0.091
41 (51.25%)
23 (54.76%)
0.712
Serum creatinine (mg/dL)
0.005
0.029
EF (%)
0.127
0.149
EDV (mL)
0.049
0.124
Urine albumin ()
8 (5.52%)
8 (13.33%)
0.083
5 (6.25%)
5 (11.90%)
0.310
Systolic arterial pressure (SAP) mmHg
0.813
0.274
Diastolic arterial pressure (DAP) mmHg
0.164
0.013
Mean arterial pressure (MAP) mmHg
0.204
0.058
Heart Rate (bpm)
0.518
0.744
Haematocrit (%)
0.030
0.014
Surgical APGAR score (points)
7 (1–10)
7 (1–10)
0.520
6 (1–10)
6.5 (1–10)
0.913
Blood pressure and heart rate were recorded when patients arrived in operative room but before any drug administration. Surgical Apgar Score was calculated at the end of operation as it considers three items that have to be recorded after surgery completion.