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Table 1 Comparison of physiological data between group 1 and group 2.

From: Early veno-venous haemodiafiltration for sepsis-related multiple organ failure

Parameter

Group 1 (n = 40)

Group 2 (n = 20)

P value

Age (years)

56 ± 16

58 ± 16

0.56

SAPS II score

61 ± 13

72 ± 21

0.08

LODS score

13 ± 1.8

14.6 ± 3.2

0.02

McCabe score (n [%])

   0

31(77)

15 (82)

1

   1

9 (23)

5 (28)

 

Immuno-incompetent (n [%])

8 (20)

7 (35)

0.34

Shock (n [%])

   Primary

28 (70)

16 (80)

0.61

   Secondary

12 (30)

4 (20)

 

Reason for admission (n [%])

   Medical

29 (72)

16 (80)

0.75

   Surgical

11 (26)

4 (20)

 

Aetiological agent identified (n [%])

   Yes

31 (78)

11 (55)

0.14

   No

9 (22)

9 (45)

 

Corticosteroid therapy (n [%])

12 (30)

5 (25)

0.92

Mortality (%)

   Predicted

67

87

<0.0001

   Observed

30

100

 
  1. In group 1 (responders), there were 22 cases of bacterial pneumonia and eight cases of sepsis of extrapulmonary origin among medical patients, and 10 cases of peritonitis among surgical patients. In group 2 (nonresponders) there were 11 cases of bacterial pneumonia and seven cases of sepsis of extrapulmonary origin among medical patients, and two cases of peritonitis among surgical patients. No significant difference was found between these distributions. LODS, Logistic Organ Dysfunction Score; SAPS, Simplified Acute Physiology Score.