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. 2024 Mar 4;12(3):326–338. doi: 10.1002/ueg2.12542

TABLE 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients included in the study (n = 1768).

Data completeness, n (%)
Sex, n (%) 1768 (100)
Male 885 (50)
Female 883 (50)
Median age, years (IQR) 56 (41–72) 1768 (100)
Age category, n (%) 1768 (100)
<30 154 (9)
30–40 238 (13)
40–50 270 (15)
50–60 339 (19)
60–70 263 (15)
70–80 263 (15)
>80 241 (14)
Continent, n (%) 1768 (100)
Asia 226 (13)
Africa 17 (1)
Australia 177 (10)
Europe 1316 (75)
North America 25 (1)
South America 7 (0)
Ethnicity 1728 (98)
Asian 312 (18)
Black 45 (3)
Caucasian 1250 (72)
Other 121 (7)
Aetiology, n (%) a 1768 (100)
Biliary 1041 (59)
Alcohol 332 (19)
Post ERCP 59 (3)
Hypertriglyceridemia 56 (3)
Other 345 (20)
Predicted severity at admission, n (%) 1369 (77)
Mild AP 1068 (78)
Severe AP 301 (22)
Median CCI‐score (IQR) 2 (0–4) 1722 (97)
CCI Category, n (%) 1722 (97)
0 582 (34)
1–2 496 (29)
>2 644 (37)
Median pain severity at admission, NRS (IQR) 7 (5–8) 1465 (83)
Pain duration prior to admission, n (%) 1743 (99)
<12 h 467 (27)
12–24 h 498 (28)
>24 h 778 (45)
Timing of opioid treatment, n (%) 1768 (100)
No opioid given during admission 565 (32)
Opioid administered on admission day 1036 (59)
Opioid administered after admission day 167 (9)
Opioid administered during admission, n (%) 1768 (100)
No opioid administered 565 (32)
Weak opioid 314 (18)
Strong opioid 889 (50)
Median duration of opioid treatment, days (IQR) 2 (0–4) 1735 (98)

Abbreviations: CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; IQR, interquartile range; NRS, numeric rating scale.

a

A subset of patients had overlapping aetiological risk factors.