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. 2020 Apr 28;10:51. doi: 10.1186/s13613-020-00667-7

Table 1.

Characteristics of 484 critically ill sepsis patients

Data available (of 484) N (%) or median [IQR]
Age (years) 484 65 [54–75]
Gender (male) 484 310 (64)
Baseline serum/plasma creatinine (µmol/l) 338 78 [62–95]
Co-morbidity
 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 476 51 (11)
 Hypertension 484 255 (53)
 Atherosclerosis 484 64 (13)
 Diabetes 484 117 (24)
 Systolic heart failure 484 64 (13)
 Chronic kidney disease 484 35 (7)
Admission type
 Emergency 482 465 (96)
 Surgical 484 123 (25)
Diagnostic group (APACHE II) 484
 Respiratory tract, non-operative 109 (23)
 Cardiovascular, non-operative 65 (13)
 Sepsis 64 (13)
 Gastrointestinal tract, operative 63 (13)
 Gastrointestinal tract, non-operative 36 (7)
 Neurological, non-operative 26 (5)
 Metabolic 23 (5)
 Cardiovascular, operative 23 (5)
 Other (< 4% each) 75 (15)
Other
 Need for vasopressor (in first 3 ICU days) 484 359 (74)
 Highest lactate (day of admission, mmol/l) 484 1.9 [1.4–2.9]
 Highest creatinine (day of admission, µmol/l) 476 88 [63–140]
 Cumulative diuresis (first 24 h, ml) 482 2042 [1300–2953]
 SOFA (highest score, points) 484 8 [6–11]
 SAPS II score (points) 484 40 [32–53]
 Mechanical ventilation 484 342 (71)
 Emergency surgery (< 1 week) 482 118 (24)
 Length of stay ICU (days) 484 4.0 [2.2–7.6]
 Length of stay hospital (days) 483 12 [7–21]