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. 2018 May 25;13(5):e0196795. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0196795

Table 1. Patient characteristics in hospital survivors and non-survivors.

All patients
N = 46
Alive
n = 19
Dead
n = 27
Age, yearsa,b 69 [59–77] 64 [60–74] 71[60–80]
Sex ratio (male/female) 2.5 2,1 2,8
Body mass index, (kg/m2)a,b,c 25 [22–29] 25 [21–29] 25 [23–27]
Previous lung diseasea,d 21 7 14
 COPD 10 3 7
 Pulmonary cancer 7 2 5
 Interstitial pneumonia 5 3 2
 Pulmonary hypertension 2 1 1
 Asthma 1 1 0
SAPS IIa,b 36 [33–50] 41 [30–52] 36 [33–48]
SOFAa,b 4 [3–8] 4 [3–8] 4 [3–7]
Reason for ICU admissiond
 Acute respiratory failure 41 16 25
 Sepsis, septic shock 3 2 1
 Coma 1 1 0
 Cardiac arrest 1 0 1
Days from admission to OLBb 4 [3–9] 4 [2–7] 4 [4–10]
SOFAb,e 8 [4–11] 7 [4–8] 11 [4–13]
Bilateral infiltrate on CT scand 42 17 25
ARDSd 22 8 14
OLB in operating roomd 43 19 24
Bedside OLBd 3 0 3
Systemic corticosteroidsd,e 12 6 6
Systemic antibioticsd,e 29 11 18
Prophylactic heparind,e 17 4 13
Therapeutic heparind,e 12 6 6
Hemoglobinb,e 10 [9–11] 10 [9–11] 10 [9–11]
Platelet count < 50 G/Ld,e 3 0 3
Platelet count 50–150 G/Ld,e 9 3 6
Platelet count >150 G/Ld,e 34 18 16
Prothrombin time < 3 secd,e 34 17 17
Prothrombin time 3–6 secd,e 12 4 8
Contributive OLBd 37 16 21
ICU length of stayb 17 [13–25] 15 [13–25] 19 [13–25]

a, on ICU admission.

b, median and interquartile range.

c, 4 missing data because of missing height.

d, number of patients.

e, on the day of OLB.

ARDS, acute respiratory distress syndrome; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CT, computed tomography; ICU, intensive care unit; OLB, open lung biopsy; SAPS II, simplified acute physiology score; SOFA, sequential organ failure assessment score.