The predictors of complicated acute appendicitis: large unstained cells, gamma-glutamyl transferase, monocyte to platelet ratio, age and gender

Aim: In this study, we sought to investigate possible biomarkers markers that can preoperatively distinguish complicated and non-complicated acute appendicitis.
 Material Method: Patients who underwent appendectomy between February December 2019 were screened retrospectively. with pathology findings other than appendicitis excluded. a confirmed diagnosis of categorized as for analysis sociodemographic characteristics, comorbidities preoperative laboratory parameters.
 Results: A total 575 patients included in the study. Among these, 432 (75.1%) diagnosed 143 (24.9%) appendicitis. The mean (SD) age was 34.2±14.2 years. Hypertension, diabetes mellitus hypothyroidism most frequent comorbidities. Age (OR, 1.026; p=0.010), male gender 1.837; p=0.044), LUC (OR: 19.868; p=0.034) GGT 1.013; p=0.013) associated higher risk An increase monocyte platelet ratio (MPR) 0.920; p=0.047) lower Conclusion: appendicitis, parameters including age, gender, well LUC, MPR, which are easily available relatively cheap biomarkers, be useful cases preoperatively.