Retrospective Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Sep 7, 2022; 28(33): 4846-4860
Published online Sep 7, 2022. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v28.i33.4846
Table 5 The relationship between risk stratification and clinical parameters

Low-risk group (n = 158)
High-risk group (n = 85)
P value
Local complications
APFC43 (27.22%)68 (80.00%)< 0.001
PPC3 (1.90%)10 (11.77%)0.001
ANC3 (1.90%)22 (25.88%)< 0.001
WON0 (0.00%)4 (4.71%)0.014
Systemic complications
SIRS92 (58.23%)72 (84.71%)< 0.001
Respiratory failure29 (18.35%)59 (69.41%)< 0.001
Renal failure0 (0.00%)13 (15.29%)< 0.001
Cardiovascular failure2 (1.27%)5 (5.88%)0.040
Clinical Scoring Systems
Ranson ≥ 328 (17.72%)53 (62.35%)< 0.001
BISAP ≥ 30 (0.00%)4 (4.71%)0.014
MCTSI ≥ 415 (9.49%)53 (62.35%)< 0.001
APACHE-II ≥ 873 (46.20%)68 (80.00%)< 0.001
CRP ≥ 19042 (26.58%)44 (51.77%)< 0.001
Hospital day, days13.51 ± 5.4520.04 ± 8.14< 0.001