Presentation of Boerhaave’s syndrome as an upper-esophageal perforation associated with a right-sided pleural effusion: A case report

Table 1 Changes in laboratory indices during the patient’s hospital stay

Date	T (℃)	WBC	GR%	N	Hb	CRP	PCT	cTnI	Myo	BNP	Antibiotic
February 26, 20211	36.1	12.15	86.2	10.5	108	13.96		132.7	154.5	40.6	Unclear
March 5, 20211	38	19.4	93.7	18.2	95	304.9	6.51	27.7	151.2	325.9	Unclear
March 7, 20212	37.8	20.36	95.5	19.4	84	211.24	31.26			5816	Imipenem+
											Linezolid
March 9, 20212	36.8	15.44	92.8	14.3	76	163.9	9.37			4354	Imipenem+
											Linezolid
											Imipenem+
March 10, 20212	36.9	13.88	89.3	12.4	81	177.82	7.28				Linezolid+
											Fluconazole
March 13, 20212	36.6	10.78	95	10.2	94						Sulperazon
March 15, 20212	36.9	10.3	90.2	9.3	83						Sulperazon
March 19, 20212	36.5	16.62	95.8	15.9	78						Sulperrazon

¹The date of the patient's admission to the local hospital.

²The date of the patient's admission to our hospital.

Abbreviation: T: Temperature; WBC: White Blood Cell; Neu%: The percentage of Neutrophils; N: Neutrophil; Hb: Hemoglobin; CRP: C-reactive protein; PCT: Procalcitonin; cTnI: Cardiac Troponin I; Myo: Myoglobin; BNP: Brain Natriuretic Peptide.