Research Article

Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Aggravated the Severity of Acute Pancreatitis in Patients

Table 1

Comparison of baseline and clinical characteristics between AP patients with versus without NAFLD.

VariablesCohortnon-NAFLDNAFLDP
N=656n=278n=378

General situation

Age (years) (mean ± SD)43.93 ± 9.8145.96 ± 10.2042.44 ± 9.24≤ 0.078

Male (%)413 (63.0%)157 (61.3%)256 (67.7%)0.004

BMI25.99 ± 3.6124.71 ± 3.4326.90 ± 3.45≤ 0.001

Smoking134 (20.4%)52 (18.7%)82 (21.7%)0.378

Etiology≤ 0.001

Gallstone207 (31.6%)129 (49.0%)78 (20.6%)

Hypertriglyceridemia316 (48.1%)69 (26.2%)247 (65.3%)

Others133 (20.3%)80 (28.8%)53 (14.1%)

Basic disease

Hypertension51 (7.8%)22 (7.9%)29 (7.7%)1.000

Diabetes104 (15.9%)32 (11.5%)72 (19.0%)0.009

CHD9 (1.4%)6 (2.1%)3 (0.8%)0.179

Laboratory indicators

WBC (109/L)11.85 ± 4.9711.17 ± 5.0512.47 ± 4.890.001

ALT (IU/L)40.00 (3, 1156)40.45 (3, 1156)39.50 (3, 793)0.007

AST (IU/L)35.00(8,850)40.00 (8,850)33.00 (8,850)0.002

Cr (mmol/L)59.00(30,1082)57.00 (30,430)60.00 (32,1082)0.35

TG (mmol/L)3.85(0.21,39.21)1.48(0.21,30.48)6.41 (0.24,39.21)≤ 0.001