Association of Total Fluid Intake and Output with Duration of Hospital Stay in Patients with Acute Pancreatitis
Table 1
Baseline patient characteristics, clinical course, and outcomes.
Variable
Summary ()
Baseline characteristics
Age (years)
59 (21, 93)
Sex (female)
29 (40.8%)
Primary etiology
ETOH
19 (35.8%)
Biliary
17 (32.1%)
Other
17 (32.1%)
Antihypertensive medications at the time of hospital admission
Diuretic
6 (8.5%)
Other antihypertensive medication
17 (23.9%)
BMI
27.5 (18.0, 48.2)
Heart rate
91 (53, 147)
Respiratory rate
18 (8, 51)
Systolic blood pressure
133 (75, 218)
Diastolic blood pressure
78 (36, 133)
Oxygen saturation
98 (81, 100)
BISAP score
0
22 (31.0%)
1
19 (26.8%)
2
27 (38.0%)
3
2 (2.8%)
4
1 (1.4%)
Hematocrit
38.4 (24.7, 51.5)
Hemoglobin
13.2 (8.3, 18.5)
Sodium
137 (117, 146)
Potassium
4 (2.8, 11.7)
Calcium
8.6 (5.3, 10.9)
Bicarbonate
24 (6, 32)
Creatinine
0.9 (0.5, 14.9)
BUN
16 (5, 127)
Triglycerides
132 (42, 3173)
Clinical course and outcomes
Complications
Any complication
17 (23.9%)
Intra-abdominal infection
3 (17.6%)
Need for surgery
2 (11.8%)
Need for ERCP
5 (29.4%)
Pancreatic necrosis on CT/MRI
10 (58.8%)
Admitted to ICU
6 (8.5%)
Length of hospital stay
4 (1, 37)
Vasopressor use during hospitalization
9 (12.7%)
Dopamine
0 (0.0%)
Dobutamine
1 (1.4%)
Epinephrine
1 (1.4%)
Norepinephrine
3 (4.2%)
Vasopressin
1 (1.4%)
Phenylephrine
7 (9.9%)
Mechanical ventilation during hospitalization
3 (4.2%)
Hemodialysis/CRRT
4 (5.6%)
Death within 30 days of hospital discharge
2 (2.8%)
Readmission within 30 days of hospital discharge
9 (12.7%)
Continuous variables were summarized with the sample median (minimum, maximum). Information was unavailable regarding primary etiology (), calcium (), and triglycerides ().
