Table 1 Clinical characteristics of patients with septic shock
Parameters | Patients with septic shock (n = 31) |
|---|---|
Sex, male | 19 (62%) |
Age, years | 72 [63.5–76.5] |
SAPS II | 60 [49.5–75.5] |
SOFA (n = 29) | 8 [8–11] |
Charlson co-morbidity score | |
0 | 4 (13%) |
1 | 13 (42%) |
>1 | 14 (45%) |
Initial infection | |
Abdominal infection | 14 (45%) |
Urinary infection | 4 (13%) |
Pneumopathy | 1 (3%) |
Other | 12 (39%) |
Type of admission | |
Medical | 19 (61.5%) |
Emergency surgery | 11 (35.5%) |
Elective surgery | 1 (3%) |
Microbiological documentation | |
Gram-negative | 8 (26%) |
Gram-positive | 8 (26%) |
Other | 1 (3%) |
Non-documented | 14 (45%) |
Mortality at day 28 | 8 (27%) |
Nosocomial infections | 1 (3%) |
ICU length of stay, days | 6 [5–13] |
Lactate at admission, mmol/L (n = 28) | 3.35 [2.5–5.83] |
Lymphocytes at day 3, G/L (n = 21) | 1.05 [0.55–1.45] |
mHLA-DR at day 3, AB/C | 7748 [3358–15,200] |
Percentage of Treg cells among CD4+ cells at day 3 (n = 20) | 5.0 [3.0–6.8] |