Discriminant multivariable analysis for the presence of cirrhotic miocardiopathy
Keywords:
análisis multivariado discriminante, miocardiopatía cirrótica, cirrosis hepáticaAbstract
Introduction. The interrelation of clinical factors and of the complementary exams in the patients with hepatic cirrhosis in a predictive bioestatistic model for the diagnostic suspicion of the cirrhotic miocardiopathy in the current moment it would be of great utility like possible clinical tool.
Objectives. To estimate a discriminant predictive biostatistical model for the presence of cirrhotic myocardiopathy in the patients with hepatic cirrhosis in the study sample using clinical variables and of the complementary exams.
Methods. It was carried out a design of transverse, analytic, observational study and a discriminant multivariable analysis was executed to predict the presence of cirrhotic myocardiopathy in a sample of 152 patients entered with diagnostic of hepatic cirrhosis, being selected the same ones according to inclusion approaches and for appearance order among the years 2013 and 2019. The information was picked up in a data base and processed by means of SPSS version 20.0. The 2 formed groups (with presence or not of cirrhotic miocardiopathy) they were statistically comparable, that which allowed to carry out a Discriminant Multivariable Analysis leaning on in the independent variables: clinical and of the selected complementary exams, by means of which
Results. It was possible to estimate a classification function with a total discriminatory adjustment for the included patients of 90,8 % in probabilistic terms.
Conclusions. The cirrhotic miocardiopathy can be suspected using a predictive model of classification whose discriminant function can constitute a new clinic tools to the patient's head with hepatic cirrhosis.
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