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. 2020 Mar 17;15:21. doi: 10.1186/s13017-020-00300-9

Table 4.

Risk factor combinations and mortality

Age > 60 years Co-morbidity* Indication Necrosectomy < 28 days Multiple organ failure WBC count ≥ 23.0§ No risk factors||
Age > 60 years 41.9%, 31
Co-morbidity* 50.0%, 18 32.6%, 43
Indication 85.7%, 7 50.0%, 6 66.7%, 18
Necrosectomy < 28 days 61.5%, 13 60.0%, 15 88.9%, 9 42.5%, 40
Multiple organ failure 83.3%, 6 75.0%, 8 84.6%, 13 52.4%, 21 48.5%, 33
WBC count ≥ 23.0§ 100.0%, 6 80.0%, 10 88.9%, 9 76.9%, 13 68.8%, 16 62.5%, 24
No risk factors|| 0.0%, 6 0.0%, 11 0.0%, 2 0.0%, 5 0.0%, 2 0.0%, 2 0.0%, 24

Bolded values represent mortality percentage at 90-day follow up after first necrosectomy in patients with the specific risk factor combination in question. Non-bolded values are the absolute number of patients with the specific risk combination in question

WBC white blood cell

*Any of the gathered co-morbidities in univariate analysis (Additional file 2)

Indication of necrosectomy: deterioration/prolonged organ failure

From symptom onset

§WBC count expressed as 1 × 109/L. Within 24 h of first necrosectomy. One WBC count was not taken 24 h prior to operation, and thus, the last available WBC count prior to first necrosectomy was used

||None of the risk factors presented in multivariate analysis (Table 3)