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Table 1 Demographic and surgical data

From: Early detection and intervention for acute perforated peptic ulcer after elective spine surgeries: a review of 13 cases from 24,026 patients

 

Perforated ulcer group

Control group

p-value

Sex

 F

8 (62)

16 (62)

 

 M

5 (38)

10 (38)

 

Age (y)

71.8 ± 5.4

71.8 ± 5.8

 

BMI

26.89 ± 3.80

26.12 ± 3.09

 

Index spine surgery

 Surgical time (min)

251.7 ± 83.1

242.4 ± 78.8

 

 Blood loss (ml)

855.4 ± 701.3

333.1 ± 170.3

<  0.05

Biochemical testing

 Amylase (U/L)

431.9 ± 678.6

  

 Lipase (U/L)

163 ± 233.1

  

Past history

 Peptic ulcer

3 (23)

1 (4)

< 0.05

 Steroid use

1 (8)

0 (0)

 

 Smoking

4 (31)

2 (8)

 

 Hypertension

7 (54)

12 (46)

 

 Diabetes mellitus

3 (23)

6 (23)

 

 End stage renal disease

2 (15)

2 (8)

 

Postoperative S/S

 Sudden abdominal pain

13 (100)

0 (0)

 

 Abdominal fullness

6 (46)

4 (15)

 

 Muscle guarding

6 (46)

0 (0)

 

Images for PPU

 Radiography

6 (46)

  

 Abdominal CT

7 (54)

  

 POD of PPU diagnosis

3.6 ± 2.3

  

  ≤ 3 days

10 (77)

  

  > 3 days

3 (23)

  

Site of perforation

 Stomach

7 (54)

  

 Duodenum

6 (46)

  

General surgery

 Omental patch repair

10 (77)

  

 Subtotal gastrectomy or antrectomy

3 (23)

  
  1. Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation or number (percentage)
  2. PPU Perforated peptic ulcer, POD Postoperative day, S/S Symptoms and signs