Factors associated with length of hospital stay in patients with non-biliary acute pancreatitis

Abdullah Avlağı; Osman Sağlam; Alper Sarı; Erhan Bozkurt; Hatice Şeyda Ceyhan

doi:10.32322/jhsm.1886354

May 19, 2026Journal of Health Sciences and MedicineOpen Access

Factors associated with length of hospital stay in patients with non-biliary acute pancreatitis

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This study investigates the factors related to prolonged hospital stays in non-biliary acute pancreatitis patients. The focus is on clinical and laboratory parameters affecting recovery time.
Retrospective analysis of 76 patient medical records from Afyonkarahisar University Hospital between January 2020 and December 2023.
Patients categorized into long-stay (≥8 days) and short-stay (<8 days) groups based on hospital duration.
Binary logistic regression used for variables with p<0.2; multicollinearity checked for certain measures.
Mean hospital stay was 6.62±2.53 days, with 32.9% staying ≥8 days.
Age >65 years significantly associated with prolonged stay (p=0.018; OR: 3.72; 95% CI: 1.355-10.215).
No significant association found between other clinical parameters and length of stay (all p>0.05).

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Retrospective analysis identifies age and white blood cell count as factors influencing hospital stay in patients with non-biliary acute pancreatitis, suggesting targeted monitoring.

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