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. 2008 Oct-Dec;12(4):145–152. doi: 10.4103/0972-5229.45073

Table 1.

Demographic data and underlying disease diagnoses

Age (years) 61.9 yrs (24-83yrs)
Sex (Male:Female) 25: 23
APACHE II score on day of HSV diagnosis 31 (15–49)
Medical diagnoses
Severe Sepsis 20/48
 Pneumonia (CAP, Aspiration pneumonia) 12 (7, 5)
 Severe urosepsis 2
 Abdominal sepsis 5
 Endocarditis 1
Patients with ARDS 21/48
Neurological problems 6
 Cervical cord ischemia 1
 Intraventricular bleed 1
 Subdural Hematoma 2
 Concomitant strokes 2
COPD exacerbation 4
Immunosuppressed patients 15/48
 Transplant-related 2
 Steroids for COPD exacerbation 3
 Steroids for neurological diagnoses 2
 Steroids for fibroproliferative ARDS 2
 Miscellaneous diagnoses* 6
Surgical diagnoses
Thoracic surgery
 CABG, valve replacement 11
 Decortication for empyema 2
Neurosurgery 2
Abdominal surgery (usually for sepsis) 5
Trauma (Traumatic brain injury) 3[2]
Incidence of chronic diseases
 Moderate to severe COPD 8/48 (17%)
 CHF (EF < 50%) (excluding CABG pts) 11/37 (30%)
Known diabetes 17/48 (35%)
*

Ulcerative colitis, IPF exacerbations, and cancer chemotherapy.

CAP, community-acquired pneumonia;

IPF, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis;

CABG, coronary artery bypass grafting;

CHF, congestive heart failure;

EF, ejection fraction