Predictors of poor outcome in gastrointestinal bleeding in emergency department

Table 7 Comparison of surviving and exitus patient history, need for transfusion, and mortality n (%)

	Surviving	Exitus	P value
Medical history	562 (93.7)	38 (6.3)
Liver disease
+	42 (87.5)	6 (12.5)	0.730
-	520 (94.2)	32 (5.8)
Peptic ulcer
+	62 (100)	0 (0.0)	0.014
-	500 (92.9)	38 (7.1)
Malignancy
+	64 (84.2)	12 (15.8)	0.001
-	498 (95.0)	26 (5.0)
Bleeding diathesis
+	7 (100)	0 (0.0)	0.631
-	555 (93.6)	38 (6.4)
Anal disease
+	9 (100)	0 (0.0)	0.553
-	553 (93.6)	38 (6.4)
Hypertension
+	164 (96.5)	6 (3.5)	0.051
-	398 (92.6)	32 (7.4)
Diabetes mellitus
+	86 (92.5)	7 (7.5)	0.373
-	476 (93.9)	31 (6.1)
Coronary artery disease
+	85 (93.4)	6 (6.6)	0.530
-	477 (93.7)	32 (6.3)
Comorbid disease
+	77 (96.3)	3 (3.8)	0.227
-	485 (93.3)	35 (6.7)
ES replacement
+	291 (93.3)	21 (6.7)	0.400
-	271 (94.1)	17 (5.9)
FFP replacement
+	106 (92.2)	456 (94)	0.290
-	9 (7.8)	29 (6.0)
GCS
15	549 (94.8)	30 (5.2)	0.000
< 15	13 (61.9)	8 (38.1)

ES: Erythrocyte suspension; FFP: Fresh frozen plasma; GCS: Glasgow coma score.