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. 2016 Aug 3;3:33. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2016.00033

Table 1.

Characteristics at ICU admission of 103 patients with cancer with acute renal failure requiring renal replacement therapy.

Sex (male/female) 69/34 (67%/33%)
Age (median/range) 62 years (19–87)
Solid malignancies (locoregional/metastatic) 68 (66%) (28/40)
 Breast 7 (7%)
 Lung 6 (6%)
 Digestive tract 15 (15%)
 Prostate/bladder/kidney 23 (22%)
 Other 17 (17%)
Hematological malignancies 35 (34%)
 Leukemia 10 (10%)
 Lymphoma 14 (14%)
 Multiple myeloma 9 (9%)
 Myelodysplastic syndrome 2 (2%)
Stem cell transplantation before ICU admission (allo/auto) 18 (14/4) (17%)
Cancer phase
 Diagnostic 9 (9%)
 Curative 41 (40%)
 Controllable 53 (51%)
Cancer status
 Induction 25 (24%)
 Diagnostic 9 (9%)
 Remission (partial or complete) 35 (34%)
 Stabilization 1 (1%)
 Progression 33 (32%)
Causes of ICU admission
 Renal disease 58 (56%)
 Shock/sepsis 20 (19%)
 Metabolic disorder 9 (9%)
 Respiratory failure 8 (8%)
 Other 8 (8%)
Chemotherapy given before ICU admission
 Less than 15 days 35 (34%)
 More than 15 days 27 (26%)
 No 41 (40%)
Immunodepression 50 (49%)
Urinary tract infection 14 (14%)
Diabetes 14 (14%)
Baseline characteristics at the time of initiation of CVVHDF
 ARDS 25 (24%)
 Mechanical ventilation 53 (51%)
 Vasopressors 43 (42%)
 Hematological failure 28 (27%)
 >1 organ failure 65 (63%)
 pH (median/range) 7.3 (7.02–7.52)
 Natremia (mEq/l) (median/range) 138 (122–150)
 Kaliemia (mEq/l) (median/range) 4.7 (2.9–8)
 Creatininemia (mg/dl) (median/range) 3.76 (1.28–20.1)
 Uremia (mg/dl) (median/range) 151 (49–492)
SAPS II (median/range) 56 (28–99)

ICU, intensive care unit; SAPS, simplified acute physiology score; allo, allogenic; auto, autologous; ARDS, acute respiratory distress syndrome.