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Table 3 Baseline laboratory findings as predictors of complications

From: Prognostic value of combined central venous oxygen saturation and lactate in pediatric patients after cardiac surgery

Variable (n = 73)

Patients with complications (n = 35)

Patients without complications (n = 38)

Test statistic

p-value

Sex (n)

  

0.053

0.817

 Male (n = 51)

24 (47.06%)

27 (52.94%)

  

 Female (n = 22)

11 (50.00%)

11 (50.00%)

Age (n)

  

24.08

 < 0.001

 ≤ 1 month (n = 33)

26 (78.79%)

7 (21.21%)

  

 1 month to 1 year (n = 15)

5 (33.33%)

10 (66.67%)

 > 1 year (n = 25)

4 (16.00%)

21 (84.00%)

Weight, kg (n)

  

6.05

0.262

 Below 5th percentile (n = 15)

12 (48.00%)

13 (52.00%)

  

 10th percentile (n = 13)

9 (69.23%)

4 (30.77%)

 25th percentile (n = 12)

6 (50.0%)

6 (50.0%)

 50th percentile (n = 16)

4 (25.00%)

12 (75.00%)

 75th percentile (n = 5)

3 (60.00%)

2 (40.00%)

 Above 95th percentile (n = 2)

1 (50.00%)

1 (50.00%)

ScvO2 12 h after PICU admission (mean ± SD)

49.14% ± 11.74%

64.74% ± 11.74%

5.86

 < 0.001

Lactate level 6 h after PICU admission (mean ± SD)

2.62 ± 1.49 mmol/L

1.87 ± 0.90 mmol/L

\(-\) 2.58

0.012

MAP 18 h after PICU admission (mean ± SD)

56.06 ± 8.10 mm Hg

66.42 ± 13.33 mm Hg

4.03

0.001

Vasoactive-inotropic score (mean ± SD)

0.54 ± 0.51

0.29 ± 0.46

\(-\) 2.24

0.029

Aortic clamp time (mean ± SD)

89.60 ± 52.26 min

84.76 ± 50.80 min

0.4

0.690

  1. CVP central venous pressure, MAP mean arterial pressure, PICU pediatric intensive care unit, ScvO2 central venous oxygen saturation, SD standard deviation