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. 2024 May 13;39(3):e20230376. doi: 10.21470/1678-9741-2023-0376

Table 4.

Comparison of some categorical variables between patients with and without in-hospital mortality.

In-hospital mortality P-value
No Yes
n % n %
Congestive heart failure* 3 8.6 18 66.7 <0.001
High postoperative pulmonary flow** 0 0.0 5 18.5 0.012
Infection* 12 34.3 7 25.9 0.479
Postoperative bleeding** 1 2.9 2 7.4 0.575
Urgent surgery** 5 14.3 6 22.2 0.510
Acute shunt occlusion** 3 8.6 1 3.7 0.626
CPB requirement* 11 31.4 9 33.3 0.874
Preoperative anatomy* 0.200
Bi-ventricle 20 57.1 11 40.7
Single ventricle 15 42.9 16 59.3
Additional surgical intervention* 10 28.6 9 33.3 0.687
PDA stent malposition** 5 14.3 8 29.6 0.141
Operation* 0.580
MBT 28 80.0 20 74.1
CS 7 20.0 7 25.9
Weight (kg) 0.130
< 3 6 17.1 10 37.0
3-mai. 11 31.4 9 33.3
≥ 5 18 51.4 8 29.6
Shunt diameter (mm)* -
3 0 0.0 3 11.1
3.5 7 20.0 11 40.7
4 18 51.4 10 37.0
5 10 28.6 3 11.1

CPB=cardiopulmonary bypass; CS=central shunt; MBT=modified BT; PDA=patent ductus arteriosus

*

Chi-square test;

**

Fisher’s exact test;

***

P-value is not given because the assumption of the Chi-square test is not met