Table 4.
Conditions with highest in-ICU mortality
|
Conditions with highest in-ICU mortality for all ages | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| CCS category | As % of all patients N = 5627 | Length of ICU stay in days median (Q1,Q3) | In-ICU mortality |
| Chronic renal failure |
23 (0.4%) |
2 (1,4) |
21 (91.3%) |
| Acute renal failure |
51 (0.9%) |
2 (1,3) |
45 (88.2%) |
| Shock |
90 (1.6%) |
2 (1,5) |
78 (86.7%) |
| Burns |
56 (1.0%) |
6 (2,9) |
48 (85.7%) |
| Septicaemia (except in labor) |
68 (1.2%) |
4 (2,12) |
55 (80.9%) |
| Pneumonia (except that caused by TB) |
174 (3.1%) |
3 (2,5) |
130 (74.7%) |
| Other bacterial infections*** |
135 (2.4%) |
8 (5,13) |
96 (71.1%) |
| Acute but ill-defined cerebrovascular accident |
360 (6.4%) |
6 (4,11) |
247 (68.6%) |
| Meningitis (except that caused by TB or STD) |
140 (2.5%) |
4 (3,13) |
94 (67.1%) |
| Acute myocardial infarction |
45 (0.8%) |
5 (4,9) |
27 (60.0%) |
|
Top 5 pediatric (<5 years) conditions with highest in-ICU mortality | |||
|
CCS category |
As % of age group N = 681 |
Length of ICU stay in days median (Q1,Q3) |
In-ICU mortality |
| Pneumonia (except that caused by TB) |
86 (12.6%) |
3 (1,10) |
70 (81.4%) |
| Septicaemia (except in labor) |
49 (7.2%) |
4 (2,12) |
39 (79.6%) |
| Meningitis (except that caused by TB or STD) |
65 (9.5%) |
5 (3,11) |
47 (72.3%) |
| Infectious and parasitic diseases** |
69 (10.1%) |
3 (1,9) |
48 (69.6%) |
| Fluid and electrolyte disorders | 15 (2.2%) | 3 (2,6) | 10 (66.7%) |
**All were Malaria cases, for which there is no specific CCS category.
***All were Tetanus cases, for which there is no specific CCS category.