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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Child Adolesc Health. 2017 Oct 20;1(4):293–301. doi: 10.1016/S2352-4642(17)30122-0

Table 1.

Study subject characteristics

Characteristic Postburn (N = 40) Healthy Control (N = 25) p
Age at study (years) 19±5 21±3 ns
Age at burn (years) 8±5
Years post burn 12±4
Sex (male/female) 23/17 11/14 ns
Ethnicity
Hispanic – Latino 36 (90) 5 < 0.0001
White American 4 (10) 10
African American/Asian 0 (0) 8
BMI (kg/m2) 24±4 23±5 ns
TBSA burned (%) 59±19
Baux score 74±25
Cause of burn
Flame 30 (75)
Scald 5 (12.5)
Electrical injury 5 (12.5)
DA (days) 6±8
LOH (days) 39±29
Inhalation injury 16 (40)
Days on mechanical ventilation 12±23
Acute operations 6±5
Sepsis 9 (23)
Inotrope medication administered 14 (35)
Dobutamine 10 (25)
Epinephrine 2 (5)
Dopamine 1 (2.5)
Milrinone 1 (2.5)

Data reported as mean ± SD unless or n (%) unless otherwise noted.

BMI = Body mass index. Baux score = patient age + TBSA burned + 17 (if inhalation injury present). TBSA = total body surface area. DA = delay of admission (days from burn to admission). LOH = length of acute hospitalization (days).