Clinical study of neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio and platelet-to-lymphocyte ratio in hypertriglyceridemia-induced acute pancreatitis and acute biliary pancreatitis with persistent organ failure

Table 3 Correlation Analysis of neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio, platelet-to-lymphocyte ratio with the acute pancreatitis Scoring System in acute biliary pancreatitis

Parameters	PLR	P value	NLR	P value
Atlanta classification		0.002		0.000
Mild/moderate	194.0 (136.2; 286.2)		8.1 (4.3; 13.8)
Severe	239.1 (171.0; 358.9)		16.0 (8.9; 21.8)
MCTSI		0.021		0.000
< 4	190.8 (135.4; 268.6)		7.4 (4.0; 12.8)
≥ 4	212.7 (145.3; 322.9)		11.2 (6.0; 17.6)
JSS		0.006		0.000
< 3	194.5 (139.2; 287.6)		8.2 (4.3; 14.2)
≥ 3	250.6 (150.7; 359.1)		16.5 (8.7; 22.9)
BISAP		0.921		0.002
< 3	203.8 (141.9; 295.9)		8.9 (4.5; 15.7)
≥ 3	192.9 (130.4; 329.9)		15.6 (11.2; 20.4)
Modified Marshall		0.015		0.000
< 2	181.2 (134.0; 272.3)		6.0 (3.5; 12.0)
≥ 2	217.2 (145.2; 314.6)		11.3 (6.2; 18.3)
SOFA		0.555		0.000
< 3	198.5 (140.4; 296.4)		8.2 (4.1; 14.5)
≥ 3	212.2 (142.1; 311.3)		12.4 (7.3; 19.3)

MCTSI: Modified computed tomography severity index score; JSS: Japanese Severity Score; BISAP: Bedside Index of Severity in Acute Pancreatitis; Modified Marshall: Modified Organ Dysfunction Score; SOFA: Sequential Organ Failure Assessment Score; NLR: Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; PLR: Platelet-to-lymphocyte ratio.