Table 1 Age, duration of hospitalization and laboratory abnormalities among patients with pyogenic liver abscess
From: The role of Enterococcus spp. and multidrug-resistant bacteria causing pyogenic liver abscesses
Characteristics | Median (IQR) | Cases with abnormal values, % |
|---|---|---|
Age (years, n = 86) | 62 (51–72) | ... |
Duration of hospitalization (days, n = 86) | 20 (11,3–36,5) | ... |
CRP (mg/dl, n = 86) | 10,9 (7,1–17,4) | 98,8 |
WBC (/nl, n = 86) | 11,1 (7,5–16,3) | 77,9 |
AST (U/l, n = 85) | 42 (27–102) | 61,6 |
ALT (U/l, n = 86) | 36 (19–73) | 51,2 |
Bilirubin (mg/dl, n = 85) | 0,9 (0,6–3,6) | 36,0 |
Albumin (g/dl, n = 81) | 2,8 (2,3–3,1) | 84,9 |
γGT (U/l, n = 86) | 199 (93–420) | 91,9 |
AP (U/l, n = 86) | 219 (135–386) | 75,6 |
Creatinine (mg/dl, n = 86) | 0,8 (0,6–1,0) | 19,8 |
INR (n = 86) | 1,3 (1,1–1,4) | 48,8 |