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Table 1 Subject characteristics and cholesterol values

From: Following severe injury, hypocholesterolemia improves with convalescence but persists with organ failure or onset of infection

    

CPIs during SICU stay

 

Cholesterol (mg/dl)

Patient

Age

Male

ISS

(n)

Survived

Expected

Mean ± SD

A

22

No

41

2

Yes

183

134 ± 33

B

33

Yes

42

3

Yes

201

100 ± 25

C

24

No

34

1

No

183

98 ± 12

D

35

Yes

27

2

No

201

187 ± 30

E

45

Yes

10

1

No

211

116 ± 35

F

37

No

16

5

Yes

189

116 ± 20

G

36

Yes

30

2

Yes

201

137 ± 19

H

33

Yes

43

4

Yes

201

93 ± 12

I

38

Yes

35

2

Yes

201

123 ± 19

J

58

Yes

38

4

Yes

216

191 ± 28

K

51

Yes

35

1

Yes

216

97 ± 5

L

61

No

34

1

Yes

235

102 ± 9

M

50

No

26

2

Yes

228

137 ± 15

N

45

Yes

25

2

Yes

211

155 ± 29

O

55

Yes

17

3

Yes

216

133 ± 19

P

40

Yes

19

2

Yes

211

166 ± 14

Q

21

No

36

1

Yes

183

120 ± 40

R

49

Yes

5

0

Yes

211

82 ± 06

S

25

Yes

36

2

Yes

180

195 ± 28

T

38

No

57

1

Yes

189

106 ± 17

U

67

Yes

14

1

Yes

217

118 ± 11

V

24

No

34

2

Yes

183

145 ± 12

W

38

Yes

42

1

Yes

201

192 ± 25

X

43

Yes

24

1

Yes

211

113 ± 27

Y

16

Yes

26

0

Yes

158

131 ± 53

Z

38

Yes

34

0

Yes

201

91 ± 9

AA

43

Yes

35

1

Yes

211

165 ± 39

BB

29

Yes

29

1

Yes

180

153 ± 35

  1. CPI, culture-positive infection; ISS, Injury Severity Score; SD, standard deviation; SICU, surgical intensive care unit.
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