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Table 1 Characteristics at admission

From: Increased B-type natriuretic peptide and decreased proteinuria might reflect decreased capillary leakage and is associated with a better outcome in patients with severe burns

 

Patients (n= 38)

Patients with low BNP (n= 19)

Patients with high BNP (n= 19)

Age, years

45 (37 to 60)

46 (31 to 59)

47 (37 to 63)

Male, n (%)

28 (74%)

15 (79%)

13 (68%)

Weight, kg

87 (74 to 100)

90 (77 to 112)

85 (70 to 99)

Medical history, n (%)

   

   No CVD, DM or hypertension

29 (76%)

14 (74%)

15 (79%)

   CVD, DM and/or hypertension

9 (24%)

5 (26%)

4 (21%)

   Patients with CVD

5 (13%)

3 (16%)

2 (11%)

TBSA > 20%, n (%)

33 (87%)

17 (89%)

16 (84%)

 

15 with inhalation

9 with inhalation

6 with inhalation

TBSA 15 to 20% and inhalation, n (%)

5 (13%)

2 (11%)

3 (16%)

Intubation, n (%)

29 (76%)

14 (74%)

15 (79%)

TBSA, %

32 (24 to 42)

35 (24 to 41)

28 (20 to 43)

Full thickness burn, %

15 (8 to 25)

17 (8 to 32)

13 (5 to 23)

Creatinin clearance, ml/min

139 (88 to 190)

149 (122 to 193)

109 (81 to 192)

  1. Data are presented by median (interquartile range).
  2. CVD, cardiovascular disease; DM, diabetes mellitus; TBSA, total burned body surface area.