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Table 2 Postoperative outcomes

From: Fifteen-year experience with pericardiectomy at a tertiary referral center

 

Total

(n = 63)

Alive

(n = 47)

Dead

(n = 16)

p-value

Mortality

 1-year

6 (9.52)

–

–

 

 3-year

9 (14.29)

–

–

 

 5-year

13 (20.63)

–

–

 

 Overall (10-year)

16 (25.40)

   

LOSa, days

15.38 ± 16.68

13.38 ± 16.71

21.25 ± 15.63

0.0213

Postoperative Ventilation, hours

33.19 ± 71.93

27.67 ± 64.43

49.06 ± 90.69

0.7463

Reintubation

6 (9.52)

2 (4.26)

4 (25.00)

0.032

Surgical Site Infection

6 (9.52)

4 (8.51)

2 (12.50)

0.639

Sepsis

5 (7.94)

2 (4.26)

3 (18.75)

0.099

Bleeding

2 (3.17)

1 (2.13)

1 (6.25)

0.446

Pneumonia

7 (11.11)

3 (6.38)

4 (25.00)

0.063

Renal Failure

3 (5.66)

2 (4.65)

1 (10.00)

0.473

Readmission ≤30 Days

16 (25.40)

12 (25.53)

4 (25.00)

> 0.999

Recurrent Pericarditis

3 (4.76)

3 (6.38)

0

0.564

NYHAb Class at First Encounter after Discharge

   

0.244

 I

36 (57.14)

27 (57.45)

9 (56.25)

 

 II

9 (14.29)

8 (17.02)

1 (6.25)

 

 III

6 (9.52)

3 (6.38)

3 (18.75)

 

 IV

5 (7.94)

5 (10.64)

0

 

 Not Available

7 (11.11)

4 (8.51)

3 (18.75)

 
  1. Values are expressed as n(%) or mean + standard deviation unless otherwise noted
  2. alength of stay
  3. bNew York Heart Association