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Table 3 Complications, treatments, outcomes and survival of the pyogenic liver abscess patients with diabetes mellitus and non-diabetes mellitus

From: Effect of diabetes mellitus on short-term prognosis of 227 pyogenic liver abscess patients after hospitalization

Variables

Median (range)/n (percentage)

Diabetes mellitus

Non-diabetes mellitus

p value

Complications

 Bile leakage

9 (3.96%)

2 (3.28%)

7 (4.22%)

1.000

 Intraperitoneal bleeding

10 (4.41%)

3 (4.92%)

7 (4.22%)

0.731

 Plumonary infection

5 (2.20%)

2 (3.28%)

3 (1.81%)

0.613

 Pleural effusion

51 (18.41)

17 (27.87%)

34 (20.48%)

0.237

 Celiac effusion

21 (7.58)

8 (13.11%)

13 (7.83%)

0.208

Treatments

 Percutaneous drainage

136 (59.91%)

29 (47.54%)

107 (64.46%)

0.024

 Surgical drainage

28 (12.33%)

7 (11.48%)

21 (12.65%)

 Conservative treatment

63 (27.75%)

25 (40.98%)

38 (22.89%)

Antibiotic use

 Combined

125 (55.07%)

37 (60.66%)

88 (53.01%)

0.305

 Single

102 (44.93%)

24 (39.34%)

78 (46.99%)

Outcomes

 Cured

155 (68.28%)

45 (73.77%)

110 (66.27%)

0.282

 Improved

72 (31.72%)

16 (26.23%)

56 (33.73%)

 Death

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

Hospital stay (days)

14 (2–52)

15 (3–40)

14 (2–52)

0.444

Total hospitalization expenses (×  1000 dollars)

4.10 (0.39–27.16)

4.24 (0.39–27.16)

4.05 (0.47–18.05)

0.748

Reoccurrence in three months

14 (6.17%)

6 (9.84%)

8 (21.05%)

0.164

Survival/Death in six months

203 (89.43%)

/24 (10.57%)

50 (81.97%)

/11 (18.03%)

153 (92.17%)

/13 (7.83%)

0.027