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Table 4 Serial Q-CRT measurements; outcomes related to Q-CRT and ΔAb improvement / worsening

From: Pulse oximetry-based capillary refilling evaluation predicts postoperative outcomes in liver transplantation: a prospective observational cohort study

 

Q-CRT improvement

(N = 19)

Q-CRT worsening

(N = 11)

p value

Length of ICU stay (day)

12 (9–24)

14 (9–18)

0.8126

Length of hospital stay (day)

60 (33–80)

57 (30–77)

0.3891

7 days total discharge (L)

29.0 (14.5–39.6)

20.1 (12.3–32.6)

0.3776

14 days total discharge (L)

51.1 (26.2–78.9)

41.3 (29.6–71.3)

0.5612

 

ΔAb improvement(N = 13)

ΔAb worsening(N = 17)

p value

Length of ICU stay (day)

17 (10–38)

13 (8–17)

0.0978

Length of hospital stay (day)

60 (30–102)

47 (32–70)

0.4896

7 days total discharge (L)

29.5 (19.7–41.1)

18.1 (8.1–32.6)

0.0824

14 days total discharge (L)

54.4 (43.0–81.2)

34.3 (14.0–70.9)

0.0753

  1. Summary statistics are reported as medians (lower and upper quartiles). From ICU admission to POD1, those with decreased Q-CRT were defined as improved, and those with increased were defined as worsening. Those with increased delta Ab were defined as improved, and those with decreased were defined as worsening