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Table 1 Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients a

From: Hypophosphatemia during continuous veno-venous hemofiltration is associated with mortality in critically ill patients with acute kidney injury

Characteristics

Patients

(N= 760)

Survivors

(n= 387)

Nonsurvivors

(n= 373)

P

Mean age (yr)

59.72

58.25

61.25

0.020

Male sex (%)

498 (65.5)

250 (64.6)

248 (66.5)

0.594

Premorbidity (%)

496 (65.3)

234 (60.5)

262 (70.2)

0.007

 Cardiovascular disease

171

78

93

 

 Liver disease

94

37

57

 

 Pulmonary disease

31

15

16

 

 Cancer

77

34

43

 

 Renal disease

63

41

22

 

 Hematological disease

28

10

18

 

Other

32

19

13

 

Recent surgery (%)

272 (35.8)

138 (35.7)

134 (35.9)

>0.999

Sepsis (%)

406 (53.4)

188 (48.6)

218 (58.4)

0.010

Main source of infection (%)

    

 Chest

233 (57.3)

97 (51.6)

136 (62.4)

 

 Abdomen

118 (29.1)

62 (33.0)

56 (25.7)

 

 Bloodstream, including line-related infection

36 (8.9)

20 (10.6)

16 (7.3)

 

Other or unknown source

19 (4.7)

9 (4.8)

10 (4.6)

 

APACHE II score (mean)

21.04

19.42

22.72

<0.001

Mean length of mechanical ventilation (days)

8.01

8.30

7.70

0.290

Prescribed dose of CVVH (mean in first 72 hours, ml/kg/h)

48.53

47.67

49.42

0.089

Delivered dose of CVVH (median in first 72 hours, ml/kg/h)

41.00

40.32

41.71

0.542

Therapeutic time of CVVH (days)

7.94

8.20

7.67

0.271

Phosphate supplementation (%)

471 (62.0)

248 (64.1)

223 (59.8)

0.232

Hypophosphatemia during CVVH (%)

521 (68.6)

260 (67.2)

261 (70.0)

0.435

Severe hypophosphatemia (%)

109 (14.3)

44 (11.4)

65 (17.4)

0.022

  1. aAPACHE II, Acute Physiology Chronic Health Evaluation II; CVVH, continuous veno-venous hemofiltration. P-value represents live cohort vs. dead cohort.