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. 2020 Oct 23;9(2):139–148. doi: 10.1016/S2213-2600(20)30459-8

Table 3.

Clinical outcomes

All participants (n=553)
Ventilatory support
Ventilator-free days at day 28 0·0 (0·0–15·0)
Mean (SD) 6·8 (8·5)
Successful extubation 266/553 (48%)
Duration of ventilation, days 13·5 (7·5–22·5)
In survivors at ICU discharge, days 16·5 (10·5–26·5)
Tracheostomy 74/553 (13%)
Reintubation 70/546 (13%)
Pneumothorax 6/542 (1%)
Complications
Thromboembolic complications 118/552 (21%)
Pulmonary embolism* 75/552 (14%)
Deep vein thrombosis 25/552 (5%)
Ischaemic stroke 13/552 (2%)
Myocardial infarction 8/552 (1%)
Systemic arterial embolism 3/552 (1%)
Acute kidney injury 259/553 (47%)
Need for renal replacement therapy 93/552 (17%)
Clinical outcomes
ICU length of stay, days 14·0 (8·0–24·0)
In survivors at ICU discharge, days 18·0 (10·0–30·0)
Hospital length of stay, days 21·0 (11·5–33·0)
In survivors at hospital discharge, days 29·0 (20·0–43·0)
Mortality
Day 7 81/533 (16%)
Day 28 186/530 (35%)
Day 90 214/495 (43%)
ICU 203/530 (38%)
Hospital 210/496 (42%)

Data are median (IQR) or n/N (%). Outcomes were assessed up to day 28 when not indicated. ICU=intensive care unit.

*

Pulmonary embolism was defined when confirmed by chest CT angiography or when highly suspicious according to clinical assessment and treated accordingly by the attending physician.

Acute kidney injury was defined when at least one of the following criteria was met at any point within 28 days after intubation: (1) a 1·5-times increase in creatinine versus baseline; (2) an absolute creatinine increase of 26·5 μmol/L versus baseline; or (3) a urinary output of less than 0·5 mL/kg per h for more than 6 h.