Assessment of morbidity and mortality by P-POSSUM scores in Emergency GI Surgeries
Background: Assessment of morbidity and mortality risk in emergency gastrointestinal surgeries is a fairly difficult challenge. To have a better scientific, reliable, and reproducible method of assessment POSSUM and its modified version PPOSSUM scores have been devised. In this study, we tried to ev...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Perspectives in medical research 2021-10, Vol.9 (2), p.19-23 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Background: Assessment of morbidity and mortality risk in
emergency gastrointestinal surgeries is a fairly difficult
challenge. To have a better scientific, reliable, and reproducible
method of assessment POSSUM and its modified version PPOSSUM scores have been devised. In this study, we tried to
evaluate the P-POSSUM Scores in patients undergoing
emergency GI surgical procedures.
Methods: This study was done in the Department of General
Surgery, PIMS a tertiary care hospital. Consecutive emergency
surgical procedures following inclusion and exclusion criteria
were selected for the study. A total of n=50 cases were included
in the study. P-POSSUM scores were derived for each of the
cases and analysis of the predicted morbidity and mortality
was compared.
Results: The range of 9.9% risk was done to categorize into 10
different groups with increasing order of scores. The highest
frequency was observed in 20.1 – 30.0% which was 22% lower
frequency scores were observed in higher extremes. The
morbidity risk scores show the highest frequency in 32% in
the range of > 90.0 cases followed by 80.1 – 90.0 having cases
of 28%.
Conclusion: P-POSSUM is an accurate and reliable scoring
method for assessing morbidity and mortality in emergency
Gastrointestinal surgeries. However, it was found to
overestimate mortality and morbidity in our patient
population. P-POSSUM over-estimates risk for morbidity in lowrisk groups w |
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ISSN: | 2348-1447 2348-229X |
DOI: | 10.47799/pimr.0902.05 |