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. 2015 Apr 15;30(10):1861–1871. doi: 10.1007/s00467-015-3089-3

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics and clinical details of patient cohort

Patient baseline and clinical characteristics Number (%) Median Iinterquartile range Range
Age (years) 3 1–7 0.04–15.00
Sex
 Female 26 (53)
 Male 23 (47)
Height (cm) 95.0 74.0–120.0 44.0–173.0
Weight (kg) 12.9 8.0–28.5 1.9–70.0
Ethnicity 43 available
 White British 25 (58.1)
 Other White 6 (14.0)
 Pakistani 9 (20.9)
 Other Asian background 3 (7.0)
Diagnosis at admission
 Pneumonia 12 (24.5)
 SIRS/sepsis/shock 12 (24.5)
 Cardiac arrest 5 (10.2)
 Elective surgical 4 (8.2)
 Emergency Surgical 4 (8.2)
 Trauma 3 (6.1)
 Seizures 2 (4.1)
 Other 7 (14.3)
Pre-existing illness
 None 16 (32.6)
 Neuromuscular 2 (4.1)
 Genetic 7 ( 14.3)
 Seizures 3 ( 6.1)
 Other 21 (42.8)
Ventilated (days) 43 (87.7) 5 3–9 2–14
Death 5 (10.2)
CVVH 1 (2)
Inotrope score 44
 Highest 0 0–9 0–61
 Lowest 0 0–0 0–13
PELOD score 44
 Highest 13 11–21 0–41
 Lowest 1 0–11 0–20
Blood products
 Whole blood 18 (37.5)
 Fresh frozen plasma 11 (22.9)
 Cryoprecipitate 1 (2.0)
 Platelets 3 (6.3)
Urine output (mL/kg/h)
 Highest 7.1 5.4–11.1 0.9–15.3
 Lowest 0.5 0.4–0.7 0.0–1.4
Nephrotoxic medication 33 (67.3)
 Aminoglycosides 9 (18.4)
 Vancomycin 1 (2.0)
 Teicoplanin 4 (8.2)
 Furosemide 24 (49.0)
 Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 8 (16.3)

CVVH, Continuous veno-venous hemofiltration, PELOD, Paediatric Logistic Organ Dysfunction