Bea score study and correlations with the survival of surgical position conclusions

Abstract

Purpose: To evaluate the applicability of Baseline Event Anticipation score (BEA), as a prognostic factor for complications in cases of cirrhotic patients. Material and Methods: Population chosen for the study was represented by patients suffering from cirrhosis, being evaluated through BEA prognostic score sensibility, using the online formula.(http://hepatitis –delta/org/physicians-and-scientists/calculator). Results: The lot of operated patients where 54, with an average age of 43.4 ± 4.3 years; 53% of them were male and 47% female. All patients had Azygo-Portal Devascularization Hassab-Kaliba, histologically distributed as : micronodular hepatic cirrhosis - 24 (44.4%) macronodular- 16 (29.6%) and micro-macronodular - 14 (25.9%). In the analysis was a prevalence of the BEA-B score - 21 cases (38.9%), followed by 17 cases (31.5%) with BEA-A score and 16 cases (29.6%) with BEA-C score. After surgery 7 patients had 15 complications: early (6) and late (9), surgical (3) and therapeutic (12). Comparing the results, there is a direct correlation, r = 0.233 of the BEA-C score with the incidence of complications, and a decrease in BEA-A and BEA-B patients. Conclusions: This retrospective study was conducted in a specialized center with a reduced sample size, it demonstrates the prognostic utility of the BEA score and apparently requires care that will improve perioperative recovery, and will reduce morbidity.