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. 2024 Feb 15;14:28. doi: 10.1186/s13613-024-01250-0

Table 1.

Patient characteristics at baseline and during ICU stay—derivation cohort

Baseline patient characteristics (n = 255)
Age (years, mean ± SD) 64 ± 15
Male, n (%) 168 (65.9)
Medical history, n (%)
 Ulcer 29 (11.4)
 Cirrhosis 45 (17.6)
  Esophageal varices 5 (2)
 Cardiovascular comorbidity 134 (52.5)
 CKD 33 (12.9)
  Chronic RRT 7 (2.7)
 Cancer/hematological malignancies 81 (31.8)
 Digestive surgery 64 (25.1)
 Diabetes mellitus 51 (20)
 COPD/asthma 31 (12.2)
 HIV 6 (2.4)
Medication, n (%)
 Antiplatelet drugs 71 (27.8)
 Anticoagulants 47 (18.5)
 NSAIDs 14 (5.5)
 Steroids 32 (12.6)
 Chemotherapy 29 (11.4)
 PPIs 83 (32.7)
ICU admission cause, n (%)
 Sepsis/septic shock 57 (22.4)
 Cardiac arrest/cardiogenic shock 13 (5.1)
 Respiratory 90 (35.3)
 Neurologic 42 (16.5)
 Metabolic 26 (10.2)
 Others 27 (10.6)
Admission SAPSII (mean ± SD) 51 ± 19
ICU stay characteristics and treatment, n (%)
 Sepsis 170 (66.7)
 Invasive mechanical ventilation 191 (74.9)
 RRT 87 (34.1)
 Vasopressors 144 (56.4)
 Anticoagulant 71 (27.8)
 Steroids 54 (21.2)
 Antiplatelets 52 (20.4)
Outcome
 ICU LOS (days, mean ± SD) 17.5 ± 17.6
 Hospital LOS (days, mean ± SD) 35 ± 34.5
 In-ICU mortality, n (%) 70 (27.4)
 In-hospital mortality, n (%) 87 (34.1)

SD standard deviation, CKD chronic kidney disease, RRT renal replacement therapy, COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, NSAID non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, PPI proton pump inhibitor, ICU intensive care unit, SAPSII simplified acute physiology score II, LOS length of stay