Evaluation of Predictive Efficacy of Apache Iv Score in Abdomi N Al Trauma Patients

Moses, Sonia; Gautam, Avinash; Shukla, Sapna; Mathur, Radhika

doi:10.14260/jemds/2015/701

jemds

2015

DOI: 10.14260/jemds/2015/701

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Evaluation of Predictive Efficacy of Apache Iv Score in Abdomi N Al Trauma Patients

Sonia Moses¹,

Avinash Gautam²,

Sapna Shukla³

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“…Signi cant relation was found between APACHE IV score and length of hospital stay with p value < 0.001.Various studies based on prognosis and mortality prediction of APACHE score have been conducted in surgical patients, however, its implication in trauma patients has not been studied much. Mazandarani P D et al[15] conducted a prospective cross-sectional study to compare APACHE III score and TRISS. Based on the results of this study, both TRISS and APACHE models were found to have the same accuracy in predicting mortality of ICU admitted trauma patients.et al[16] conducted a study on 107 abdominal trauma patients to compare APACHE IV score in patients who died with the surviving patients.…”

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Role of Apache Iv and Serum Amylase Along With Urinary Amylase in Predicting Outcome of Blunt Trauma Abdomen – A Prospective Study

KATYAYAN,

AHMAD,

SINGH

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Introduction- Blunt trauma abdomen is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality among all age groups. The pre-existing anatomical scoring systems assess the extent of injury. We worked on evaluating the use of APACHEIV which is a physiological system and hence, determines the impact of injury, in predicting the outcome of blunt trauma abdomen. We also studied the role of serial serum and urinary amylase levels in predicting specific intra-abdominal organ injured. Though the role of biochemical markers is of meagre importance in a well- equipped tertiary care centre. But in countries like India, where a majority population still depends on primary and secondary health care which are equipped with very minimal infrastructure, these markers can play a small role in triaging patients and deciding further plan of action. Aims and objectives- To assess the role of serum and urinary amylase levels in predicting intra-abdominal organ injured. To assess the role of APACHE IV in predicting outcome of blunt trauma abdomen in terms of mortality and morbidity. Materials and Methods- This was a prospective study carried out in the Department of Surgery of M.L.N. Medical College, Prayagraj and associated Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital. All patients above 16 years of age with Blunt trauma abdomen were part of the study. APACHE IV score at the time of hospital admission and serum and urinary amylase on day 1, 3 and 5 was calculated. Results- Significant correlation was seen between liver injury and urine amylase on day1 and 3; between spleen injury and urine amylase levels on day 3 and GIT injury and urine amylase on day 1 and day 5. Also, high APACHE IV score was associated with increased mortality and morbidity. Morbidity was determined particularly in terms of length of hospital stay, APACHE IV score of >44 was associated with hospital stay of more than 9 days.

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Role of Apache Iv and Serum Amylase Along With Urinary Amylase in Predicting Outcome of Blunt Trauma Abdomen – A Prospective Study

KATYAYAN,

AHMAD,

SINGH

2023

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Evaluation of Predictive Efficacy of Apache Iv Score in Abdomi N Al Trauma Patients

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Role of Apache Iv and Serum Amylase Along With Urinary Amylase in Predicting Outcome of Blunt Trauma Abdomen – A Prospective Study

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