Investigation of the Effect of Acute to Chronic Glycemic Ratio on the Development of Postoperative Pneumonia After Stanford Type A Acute Aortic Dissection Surgery

Aim: A critical clinical condition called acute Type aortic dissection (ATAAD) necessitates quick surgical action. Other significant issues include the emergence of postoperative pneumonia and various organ failures. We sought to determine how well ratio admission blood glucose (ABG) estimated average (eAG) might be used anticipate following ATAAD surgery. Materials Methods: The study comprised patients who underwent surgery between January 2016 2022. In phase, were divided into two groups: Group 1 for those did not acquire 2 did.Results: involved 124 in total. [N = 92, median age 51 (32 80) years] consisted pneumonia, but 32, 53 (30 77)] did. ABG/eAG ventilation time found independent predictors by multivariate analysis [(OR: 0.886, CI 95%: 0.695-0.990, P=0.009) (OR: 1.114, 1.030-1.542, P=0.023)].Conclusion: demonstrated that ratio, calculated at time, is a predictor development pneumonia.