Clinical outcomes of isolated renal failure compared to other forms of organ failure in patients with severe acute pancreatitis

Table 4 Specific clinical parameters of patients with isolated renal failure

Patient	Age	Gender	Etiology	Comorbidity	PNec	Peak Cr	Dialysis	Dialysis at DC	Dialysis indication	ICU	LOS
1	50	M	Post-ERCP	Cirrhosis	No	2.9	No	NA	NA	No	19
2	54	M	HTG	None	No	2.6	No	NA	NA	No	18
3	68	M	Idiopathic	Diabetes	Yes	2	No	NA	NA	Yes	19
4	64	M	Biliary	Diabetes	Yes	3.8	No	NA	NA	No	84
5	40	M	Alcohol	Cirrhosis	Yes	4.1	No	NA	NA	Yes	12
6	81	F	Biliary	None	Yes	2.2	No	NA	NA	No	15
7	32	M	Alcohol	None	Yes	3.6	No	NA	NA	No	21
8	78	F	Biliary	Diabetes	Yes	1.9	No	NA	NA	Yes	28
9	58	M	Other	None	Yes	2	No	NA	NA	No	51
10	60	F	Alcohol	None	No	2.5	No	NA	NA	Yes	26
11	81	M	Biliary	None	No	4	No	NA	NA	Yes	17
12	29	M	Other	None	Yes	7.8	Yes	No	Hyperkalemia, volume overload	Yes	30
13	41	M	HTG	Diabetes	Yes	6.6	No	NA	NA	Yes	18
14	77	M	Biliary	COPD, Diabetes	No	3.3	No	NA	NA	Yes	12
15	62	F	Post-ERCP	Cholangiocarcinoma	No	2.9	No	NA	NA	No	6
16	54	M	Biliary	None	Yes	14.6	Yes	No	Hyperkalemia	Yes	33
17	24	M	HTG	COPD	Yes	4.1	No	NA	NA	Yes	11

M: Male; F: Female; ERCP: Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography; HTG: Hypertriglyceridemia; COPD: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; PNec: Pancreatic necrosis; Cr: Creatinine; DC: Discharge; NA: Not applicable; ICU: Intensive care unit; LOS: Length of stay.