Role of Prostaglandin E2 in Cirrhotic Patients with Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis

Role of Ascitic Fluid Polymorphic Nuclear Cell Count and Prostaglandin E2 Prognostic Outcome of Cirrhotic Diseased Individual's Mortality

“…Regarding ascitic fluid PGE2, there is a substantial difference between the two cohorts, indicating that the greater the hospital mortality rate for diseased individuals with hepatic cirrhosis, the lower the ascitic fluid PGE2. In agreement with our findings, Aboghiaty et al (10) found no association between case cohort mortality, ascitic fluid, and serum PGDE2 before and after treatment. Additionally, MELD score and advanced age were independent predictors of death in multivariate analysis (34).…”

“…Additionally, there is a notable difference in terms of DM, which was higher in the non-SBP cohort. In line with our findings, Aboghiaty et al (10) found no statistically significant difference in the presence of hypertension between the examined cohorts. However, they disagreed with our findings because they discovered that DM was not related to SBP.…”

“…These findings concur with those of Luo et al, who found no significant differences in the median onset age or gender between the two cohorts (9). Additionally, Aboghiaty et al found no statistically significant differences in age, gender, smoking, or the prevalence of concomitant diabetes or hypertension between the study cohorts (10). According to earlier research, there was no statistically significant difference in age between the infected and non-infected cohorts (11,12).…”