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. 2019 Apr 18;17(6):4568–4576. doi: 10.3892/etm.2019.7502

Table IV.

Comparison of in-hospital complications and different pathogenies between Gram-negative bacteria and Gram-positive bacteria.

Item Gram-positive bacteria (n=73) Gram-negative bacteria (n=66) P-value
Pathogenies, n (%)
  Alcoholic hepatitis 27 (36.99) 13 (19.70) 0.042
  Hepatitis B 35 (47.95) 32 (48.48) 1.000
  Hepatitis C 3 (4.11) 5 (7.58) 1.000
  Hepatitis B + C 1 (1.37) 1 (1.52) 1.000
  Primary biliary hepatitis 0 (0.00) 3 (4.55) 1.000
  Autoimmune hepatitis 2 (2.74) 2 (3.03) 1.000
Complications, n (%)
  Reflux esophagitis 11 (15.07) 12 (18.18) 0.348
  Hepatorenal syndrome 14 (19.18) 19 (28.79) 0.259
  Hypoproteinemia 58 (79.45) 47 (71.21) 0.354
  Upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage 16 (21.92) 7 (10.61) 0.074
  Hepatic encephalopathy 30 (41.10) 18 (27.27) 0.088
  Esophagus varix 25 (34.25) 18 (27.27) 0.278
  Esophagus bleeding 17 (23.29) 9 (13.64) 0.228
  Splenauxe 21 (28.77) 8 (12.12) 0.008
  Spleen hyperfunction 32 (43.84) 25 (37.88) 0.477
  Gallstone 11 (15.07) 9 (13.64) 0.989
  Cholecystitis 6 (8.22) 5 (7.58) 0.889
  Pulmonary infection 16 (21.92) 17 (25.76) 0.597
  Pleural effusion 13 (17.81) 15 (22.73) 0.472
  Constipation 1 (1.37) 7 (10.61) 0.020
  Gastrohelcosis 11 (15.07) 9 (13.64) 0.588
  Hepatic failure 17 (23.29) 17 (25.76) 0.590
  Chronic renal failure 15 (20.55) 10 (15.15) 0.410
  Hyperkalemia 9 (12.33) 9 (13.64) 0.819
  Hypokalemia 23 (31.51) 22 (33.33) 0.819
  Hyponatremia 7 (9.59) 8 (12.12) 0.843
  Anemia 30 (41.10) 23 (34.85) 0.451
  Hemorrhagic shock 4 (5.48) 2 (3.03) 0.802
  Primary hepatic carcinoma 19 (26.03) 17 (25.76) 0.971
  Portal hypertension 7 (9.59) 7 (10.61) 0.843
  Metabolic acidosis 5 (6.85) 4 (6.06) 0.851