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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of the studied population (n = 163)

From: Comparison between early and late mortalities due to severe sepsis in a pediatric intensive care unit: five-years-experience

 

n (%)

Sex

 Male

98 (60.1%)

 Female

65 (39.9%)

Age (months)

 Min.–max.

1.0–180.0

 Mean ± SD.

25.54 ± 36.94

 Median (IQR)

9.0 (4.0–33.50)

Weight (kg)

 Min.–max.

1.70–77.0

 Mean ± SD.

10.52 ± 10.57

 Median (IQR)

7.30 (4.40–11.0)

Previous hospital admission

74 (45.4%)

Comorbid conditions

62 (38.0%)

Comorbid

 Chest

3 (1.8%)

 Cardiac

19 (11.7%)

 Hematology

14 (8.6%)

 Renal

11 (6.7%)

 Gastroenterology

10 (6.1%)

 Genetic

7 (4.3%)

 Immunity

3 (1.8%)

 Failure to thrive

3 (1.8%)

 Neurology

2 (1.2%)

 Endocrine

2 (1.2%)

 Bone

1 (0.6%)

PICU stay (days)

 Min.–max.

1.0–60.0

 Mean ± SD.

9.06 ± 10.63

 Median (IQR)

5.0 (2.0–12.0)

PIM2

 Min.–max.

3.40–100.0

 Mean ± SD

52.04 ± 30.26

 Median (IQR)

53.0 (24.50–79.50)

PELOD

 Min.–max.

3.0–33.0

 Mean ± SD

15.93 ± 7.44

 Median (IQR)

14.0 (10.0–20.0)

Mechanical ventilation

Invasive devices

163 (99.4%)

  CVC

163 (99.4%)

  Urine catheter

163 (99.4%)

  Chest tube

7 (4.3%)

  Dialysis

13 (8.0%)

  1. PICU pediatric intensive care unit, PIM-2 pediatric index of mortality, PELOD pediatric logistic organ dysfunction, CVC central venous catheter