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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the study population

From: The association between new inflammation markers and frequent peritoneal dialysis-associated peritonitis

 

non-frequent PDAP

frequent PDAP

t/x

p

Gender

  

2.204

NS

Male

85 (64.39%)

41 (53.94%)

  

Female

47 (35.61%)

35 (46.05%)

  

Age (year)

51.8 ± 13.34

50.37 ± 13.82

0.737

NS

Etiology of ESRD

   

Chronic glomerulonephritis

61 (46.21%)

39 (51.32%)

0.503

NS

Diabetic nephropathy

24 (18.18%)

22 (28.95%)

3.245

NS

Hypertensive nephropathy

29 (21.97%)

8 (10.53%)

4.319

0.038

Other

18 (13.64%)

7 (9.21%)

1.352

NS

Comorbidities

    

Hypertension (n, %)

106 (80.30%)

56 (73.68%)

2.43

NS

Diabetes mellitus (n, %)

29 (21.97%)

30 (39.47%)

7.273

0.007

Causal factors [cases (%)]

  

2.769

NS

mishandling

64

28

  

Substandard environment

12

13

  

Intestinal infections

46

29

  

Exit Tunnel Infection

10

6

  

Causative organisms

   

Gram-positive (n, %)

   

Staphylococci

38 (28.79%)

12 (15.79%)

4.463

0.035

Streptococcus

11 (8.33%)

8 (10.53%)

0.279

NS

Enterococcus spp

3 (2.27%)

1 (1.32%)

0.234

NS

Other

4 (3.03%)

4 (5.26%)

0.65

NS

Gram-negative (n, %)

   

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

3 (2.27%)

2 (2.63%)

0.026

NS

Escherichia coli

26 (19.70%)

14 (18.42%)

0.051

NS

Klebsiella spp

3 (2.27%)

2 (5.26%)

0.026

NS

Other

4 (3.03%)

4 (5.26%)

0.65

NS

Culture negative (n, %)

40 (30.30%)

29 (38.16%)

1.324

NS

Outcome

    

Effective Treatment

102 (77.27%)

42 (55.26%)

10.968

0.001

Ineffective extubation

20 (15.15%)

21 (27.63%)

4.747

0.029

Peritonitis-related death

10 (7.58%)

13 (17.11%)

4.453

0.035

Follow-up duration

55 (30.5–81.5)

67 (50.5–79)

-1.87

NS