Bedside gastrointestinal ultrasound combined with acute gastrointestinal injury score to guide enteral nutrition therapy in critically patients

Table 1 Clinical characteristics of the two groups of patients

Characteristic	Successful (n = 69)	Failure (n = 36)	T	P
Age, y	71.84 ± 9.15	70.5 ± 5.9	-0.446	0.657
APACHE II	26.98 ± 1.43	27 ± 1.58	-0.048	0.962
IAP st, mmHg	17.78 ± 1.49	17.45 ± 1.96	0.958	0.34
Pa st, mg/L	69.39 ± 15.06	63.89 ± 15.03	1.793	0.076
Diseases, n (%)
Pneumonia	11(15.9)	2(5.6)
Heart failure	23(33.3)	12(33.3)
Septic shock	19(27.5)	10(27.7)
Celiac inflammation	8(11.6)	5(13.9)
Pancreatitis	6(8.7)	2(5.6)
MODS	2(3.0)	5(13.9)

T-test was used for measurement data, and the \({\upchi }^{2}\) test was used for counting data. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant
A total of 105 patients were studied, and 420 data points were collected. There were 65 male patients and 40 female patients. The EN success group included 69 patients, and the failure group included 36 patients. The clinical characteristics of the study groups are shown in Table 1

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