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. 2018 Dec 20;82(2):166–172. doi: 10.4046/trd.2018.0065

Table 2. Relationship between components of the ProVent model and total medical costs per person and outcomes during ICU and total hospital stay.

Categorical variable ICU stay Total hospital stay (ICU and general ward)
Costs (USD) Length of stay (day) Cost (USD) Length of stay (day)
Age, yr
 <50 (n=66) 42,731 (13,605–204,829)* 49 (21–394)* 48,000 (13,605–204,829)* 57 (21–387)*
 50–64 (n=97) 35,753 (15,337–153,172) 41 (21–155) 44,775 (18,615–174,779) 57 (24–384)
 ≥65 (n=139) 32,182 (9,913–95,888) 37 (15–139) 37,621 (15,496–117,001) 41 (22–227)
Thrombocytopenia
 Yes (n=95) 36,237 (9,913–204,829)* 35 (18–99) 40,114 (18,985–204,829) 38 (22–384)
 No (n=207) 34,783 (11,111–135,318) 42 (15–394)* 41,286 (13,605–135,318) 55 (22–387)*
Required vasopressors
 Yes (n=83) 32,663 (9,913–135,318) 31 (18–201) 37,732 (13,605–135,318) 33 (21–220)
 No (n=219) 36,156 (11,111–204,829) 42 (15–394)* 43,191 (15,496–204,829) 56 (22–387)*
Required hemodialysis
 Yes (n=31) 57,864 (19,258–204,829)* 36 (23–201) 62,460 (19,258–204,829)* 37 (24–384)
 No (n=271) 33,509 (9,913–153,172) 40 (15–394) 39,669 (13,605–174,779) 51 (21–387)*

Values are presented as median (range).

*,Values recorded as superscript * have significantly higher medical costs compared to other vaules(s) recorded as superscript (p<0.05).

ICU: intensive care unit; USD: U.S. dollars.