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. 2024 Mar 30;28(4):329–335. doi: 10.5005/jp-journals-10071-24668

Table 3.

Factors associated with deaths due to poisoning

Treatment outcome
Parameters Discharged (Survived during the period of stay) Expired p-value
Age-group
  0–14 (N = 172) 171 (99.42%) 1 (0.58%) <0.001
  15–24 (N = 718) 707 (98.47%) 11 (1.53%)
  25–44 (N = 878) 839 (95.56%) 39 (4.44%)
  45–60 (N = 267) 226 (84.64%) 41 (15.36%)
  >60 (N = 88) 70 (79.55%) 18 (20.45%)
Gender
  Male (N = 1,198) 1,112 (92.82%) 86 (7.18%) <0.001
  Female (N = 925) 901 (97.41%) 24 (2.59%)
Type of poison
  Corrosive poison (N = 351) 349 (99.43%) 2 (0.57%) <0.001
  Insecticide (N = 710) 623 (87.75%) 87 (12.25%)
  Oleander (N = 431) 427 (99.07%) 4 (0.93%)
  Rat killer (N = 308) 299 (97.08%) 9 (2.92%)
  Tablet poisoning (N = 281) 278 (98.93%) 3 (1.07%)
  Unknown poisoning (N = 42) 37 (88.1%) 5 (11.9%)
  GCS 14.78 ± 0.89 7.26 ± 1.14 <0.001
Time B/T intake and admission
  ≤1 hour (N = 453) 442 (97.57%) 11 (2.43%) 0.006
  1.01–3 hours (N = 818) 776 (94.87%) 42 (5.13%)
  3.01–12 hours (N = 815) 762 (93.5%) 53 (6.5%)
  >12 hours (N = 37) 33 (89.19%) 4 (10.81%)