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Table 2 Comparison of perioperative characteristics of mortality and survival amongst hyperlactatemic patients

From: Outcomes of post-cardiac surgery patients with persistent hyperlactatemia in the intensive care unit: a matched cohort study

 

Non-survivors (n = 17)

Survivors (n = 127)

p-value

Pre-operative characteristics

   

 Gender (male)

9 (52.9 %)

84 (66.1 %)

0.29

 Age (years)

75 (56–87)

70 (43–89)

0.12

 Parsonnet score

31.5 (17.0–49.0)

16.8 (0–46.5)

<0.0001

 Parsonnet score greater than 31

20 (15.8 %)

9 (52.9 %)

0.001

 Operation status (emergency)

3 (17.7 %)

14 (11.5 %)

0.03

 Surgery type

  

0.36

 Dialysis

3 (17.7 %)

3 (2.4 %)

0.02

 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

4 (23.5 %)

6 (4.7 %)

0.02

 Congestive Heart Failure

11 (64.7 %)

50 (39.4 %)

0.05

Post-operative characteristics

   

 Cardiopulmonary Bypass time (min)

153 (83–214)

110 (25–302)

0.01

 Post-operative Intra-aortic Balloon Pump

8 (47.1 %)

21 (16.5 %)

0.003

 Time to peak lactate >30 h

11 (64.7 %)

3 (2.4 %)

<0.0001

 Time to peak lactate (hours)

37.6 (1.3–385)

7.5 (0.25–755.5)

<0.0001

 Peak arterial lactate (mmol/L)

10.2 (2.4–18)

4.4 (1.7–13.1)

0.0002

 Total Mechanical Ventilation Days

3.14 (0–76.5)

0.89 (0.14–44.1)

0.0001

 Acute kidney injury

16 (100 %)

64 (51.6 %)

0.0002

 Peak creatinine (μmol/L)

309 (107–738)

119 (66–840)

<0.0001

 Postoperative rise in creatinine (%)

30 (−80 to 254)

164 (31 to 660)

<0.0001

  1. Cases presented with peak lactate ≥3.0 mmol/L in the postoperative ICU admission. Data is expressed as: number of patients (frequency in percentage) or median (range)