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. 2023 Dec 23;8(4):1002–1017. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2023011002

Table 2.

Additional characteristics at PICU admission (n = 1067)

Characteristic N (%)
ICU-related
 PICU size, groups created based on total number of admissions
 Tertile 1 (>14 HCT-PICU admissions) 821 (77)
 Tertile 2 (5-14 HCT-PICU admissions) 175 (17)
 Tertile 3 (<5 HCT-PICU admissions) 72 (7)
 Number of ICU admissions per patient
 1 597 (56)
 2 248 (23)
 3+ 222 (21)
 Age at first PICU admission (y)
 0 to <1 98 (9)
 1-4 259 (24)
 5-12 365 (34)
 13-21 344 (32)
 BMI status at PICU admission
 Underweight 90 (8)
 Normal 497 (47)
 Overweight (adult only) 10 (1)
 Obese 114 (11)
 Missing 356 (33)
 PRISM-3 score (median, IQR) 9 (4-14)
 Critical care therapies in first ICU admission
 IMV 395 (37)
 Noninvasive mechanical ventilation 175 (16)
 RRT 126 (12)
 Infections in first ICU admission
 Gram-positive infection 115 (11)
 Gram-negative infection 87 (8)
 Fungal infection 94 (9)
 Viral infection 273 (25)
 Sepsis, Severe Sepsis, or Septic Shock 256 (24)
Transplant-related
 Time from HCT to first ICU admission (mo), median (min-max) 3 (0-70)
 Neutrophil recovery relationship to first ICU admission
 Neutrophil engrafted before first ICU admission 761 (71)
 Neutrophil engrafted after first ICU admission and before first ICU discharge 89 (8)
 Neutrophil engrafted after ICU discharge 122 (11)
 Never achieved neutrophil engraftment 77 (7)
 aGVHD relationship to first ICU admission,
 No aGVHD 299 (65)
 aGVHD before first ICU admission 124 (27)
 Grade 1-2 53 (11)
 Grade 3-4 69 (15)
 aGVHD after first ICU admission and before first ICU discharge 12 (3)
 Grade 1-2 3 (0)
 Grade 3-4 9 (2)
 aGVHD after first ICU discharge 27 (6)
 Grade 1-2 11 (2)
 Grade 3-4 16 (4)
 cGVHD relationship to first ICU admission
 No cGVHD 748 (70)
 cGVHD before first ICU admission 130 (12)
 Limited 33 (3)
 Extensive 94 (9)
 cGVHD after first ICU admission 163 (15)
 Limited 43 (4)
 Extensive 119 (11)
 Malignancy relapse before first ICU visit 103 (10)

Additional characteristics at time of PICU admission.

BMI, body mass index; PRISM-3; Pediatric Risk of Mortality Score.

Variables with minimal missing data are noted as follows: age at first PICU admission n = 1 (0%); neutrophil recovery relationship to first PICU admission n = 18 (2%); aGVHD grade unknown n = 2 (0%); cGVHD relationship to first PICU admission, missing n = 26 (2%), cGVHD grade unknown n = 4 (0%).

Children (aged from 2 to <20), BMI is adjusted by sex and age (mo) according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention smoothed growth charts with percentile cutoffs as follows: underweight (<5%), normal weight (5%-84.9%), overweight (85%-94.9%), and obese (≥95%). Adults aged ≥20 years, BMI is interpreted using standard weight status categories as follows: underweight (<18.5), normal weight (18.5-24.9), overweight (25.0-29.9), and obese (≥30.0). These categories are the same for men and women of all body types and ages.

Variables with significant missing data are noted as follows: aGVHD relationship to first PICU admission, missing or not collected n = 605 (56%).