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Table 1 Characteristics of the study population

From: Serum resistin levels in critically ill patients are associated with inflammation, organ dysfunction and metabolism and may predict survival of non-septic patients

Parameter

All ICU patients

Sepsis

Non-sepsis

Number

170

122

48

Sex (number male/number female)

111/59

81/41

30/18

Sex (% male/female)

65/35

66/34

62/38

Age median (years; range)

63 (18 to 86)

64 (20 to 86)

59.9 (18 to 79)

BMI median (range)

25.8 (14 to 59.5)

25.99 (14 to 59.5)

25.1 (17.5 to 53.3)

Median days ICU (range)

8.5 (1 to 137)

10 (1 to 137)

6 (1 to 45)

Median days hospital (range)

27 (2 to 151)

30 (2 to 151)

14 (2 to 85)

Death ICU n (%)

54 (31.8)

42 (34.4)

12 (25)

Survival ICU n (%)

116 (68.2)

80 (65.6)

36 (75)

Death follow-up n (%)

88 (51.8)

64 (52.5)

24 (50)

Survival follow-up n (%)

82 (48.2)

58 (47.5)

24 (50)

Ventilation, n (yes/no)

113/57

82/40

31/17

Median ventilation time hours (range)

66

(0 to 2966)

127.5

(0 to 2966)

31

(0 to 755)

Median CRP (mg/dl; range)

90.5

(5 to 230)

129.5

(5 to 230)

14.5

(5 to 164)

Median creatinine (mg/dl; range)

1.7

(0.1 to 14.1)

1.9

(0.1 to 14.1)

1.3

(0.3 to 13.1)

Median cystatin C (mg/l; range)

1.83

(0.41 to 7.30)

1.98

(0.41 to 6.33)

1.34

(0.41 to 7.30)

Median lactate (nmol/l; range)

1.7

(0.4 to 21.9)

1.7

(0.4 to 21.9)

2.1

(0.7 to 18.1)

Median APACHE II score (range)

14

(0 to 31)

14

(0 to 31)

15

(0 to 31)

Median SAPS-2 score (range)

44

(0 to 80)

45

(0 to 79)

41

(13 to 80)

  1. APACHE = Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation; BMI = body mass index; CRP = C = reactive protein; ICU = intensive care unit; SAPS = simplified acute physiology score.