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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Crit Care Med. 2017 Sep;18(9):850–858. doi: 10.1097/PCC.0000000000001225

Table 2.

Select Demographic and Clinical Features Comparing Pediatric Patients who Received ECMO vs. no ECMO and those who Died Prior to Discharge vs. those who Survived

Variable Received ECMO
N=2680
No ECMO
N= 92573
Died Prior to Hospital Discharge
N= 2865
Survived to Hospital Discharge
N= 92388
Age Groups (n, %)
Age 0–1month 1791 (66) 23491 (26) 2052 (72) 23230 (25)
Age 1–12 months 513 (19) 30623 (33) 481 (17) 30655 (33)
Age 2–5 years 229 (9) 20496 (22) 189 (7) 20536 (22)
Age 15–10 years 47 (2) 8013 (9) 47 (2) 9013 (9)
Age 10–18 years 96 (4) 9236 (10) 89 (3) 9243 (10)
Missing Age 7 (<1) 714 (1) 7 (<1) 711 (1)

Male (n, %) 1494 (56) 51263 (55) 1541 (54) 51216 (55)
Race (n, %)
White 1346 (50) 48848 (53) 1277 (45) 48917 (53)
Black 360 (13) 11191 (12) 373 (13) 11178 (12)
Other 829 (31) 29447 (32) 1040 (36) 29236 (32)
Missing Race 145 (5) 3087 (3) 175 (6) 3057 (3)

Comorbid Conditions and Complications (n, %)
Prematurity (<35 weeks) 94 (4) 1586 (2) 215 (8) 1465 (2)
Low Birth Weight 222 (8) 2798 (3) 409 (14) 2611 (3)
Interventricular Hemorrhage 244 (9) 974 (1) 263 (9) 955 (1)
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia 73 (3) 1112 (1) 168 (6) 1017 (1)
Secondary Pulmonary Hypertension 310 (12) 5827 (6) 349 (12) 5788 (6)
Primary Pulmonary Hypertension 46 (2) 560 (1) 42 (2) 564 (1)
Acute Renal Failure 912 (34) 3055 (3) 1105 (39) 2862 (3)
Pulmonary Hemorrhage 108 (4) 194 (<1) 96 (3) 206 (<1)
Stroke 310 (12) 1121 (1) 264 (9) 1167 (1)
Intracranial Hemorrhage 213 (8) 542 (1) 175 (6) 580 (1)
Cardiac Arrest 1427 (53) 10768 (12) 1263 (44) 10932 (12)

All variables are summarized by % (n).