Factor Information
Data ID 2787
Factor Predictor indications of prolonger PICU) stay: NT-BNP preoperative ≥3.4 log
Description In addition to high preoperative NT-ProBNP (upper quartile, ≥3.4 log) values were found to be associated to an extended PICU stay (more than seven days) by univariate analysis. Multivariate multiple logistic regression analysis revealed that, adjusting for the RACHS-1 category, the most important independent predictors of enhanced PICU stay were high preoperative NT-ProBNP (OR 5.5, 95% CI 1.2–25.5), and high levels of postoperative troponine (OR 10.5, 95% CI 2.2–49.2).
Biomarker YES
Classification E2 (physiological factor - biochemical index)
Association
Application prognosis and risk assessment
Objective To explore the value of N-terminal-pro-brain natriuretic peptide (NT-ProBNP) as a predictive biomarker of postoperative cardiovascular surgery.
p Value <0.05
OR >5.0
Conclusion In addition to high preoperative NT-ProBNP (upper quartile, ≥3.4 log) values were found to be associated to an extended PICU stay (more than seven days) by univariate analysis. Multivariate multiple logistic regression analysis revealed that, adjusting for the RACHS-1 category, the most important independent predictors of enhanced PICU stay were high preoperative NT-ProBNP (OR 5.5, 95% CI 1.2–25.5), and high levels of postoperative troponine (OR 10.5, 95% CI 2.2–49.2).
Risk Factor risk factor
CHD Type
ID 623
CHD Type isolated CHD/non-isolated CHD
CHD Subtype AVSD/VSD/ASD/PAPVC/TAPVC/MR/PR/AR/AP window/TGA/DORV/TOF/CoA/TA, IAA/SPS/AS/PA/PA, VSD/SV/TGA, VSD
Reference
PMID 21131684
Year 2011
Title Levels of N-terminal-pro-brain natriuretic peptide in congenital heart disease surgery and its value as a predictive biomarker
Sample
Population infants, children
Source A prospective study
Region Madrid, Spain
Method a prospective observational cohort study; univariate and multivariate analasis
Race Europe
Disease History N/A
Treatment History N/A
Group patients with CHD(Treatment) N/A(Control)
Number 68 (total) N/A
Age days to 15-years-old (median age 7 months) N/A
Gender (Male: Female) 27:41 (total) 27:41 (total)
Marker Level N/A N/A