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Table 1 Comparison between patients with or without hydroxocobalamin

From: Association between hydroxocobalamin administration and acute kidney injury after smoke inhalation: a multicenter retrospective study

Characteristics

All patients, N = 739

Hydroxocobalamin, N = 386

No hydroxocobalamin, N = 353

p

At admission

 - Age in years

50 (36–63)

50 (38–62)

48 (33–64)

0.4858

 - Sex female, n (%)

271 (36.7)

140 (36.3)

131 (37.1)

0.9335

 - BMI in kg/m2

25 (22–28)

24 (22–28)

25 (22–28)

0.2416

 - Prehospital cardiac arrest (%)

46 (6.2)

42 (10.9)

4 (1.1)

< 0.0001

 - Prehospital GSC /15

15 (9–15)

13 (5–15)

15 (14–15)

< 0.0001

Comorbidities

 - CKD, n (%)

6 (0.8)

6 (1.6)

0 (0)

0.0315

 - CHT, n (%)

141 (19.1)

71 (18.4)

70 (19.9)

0.6872

 - Diabetes mellitus, n (%)

54 (7.3)

33 (8.5)

21 (6)

0.2243

 - Peripheral artery disease, n (%)

22 (3)

9 (2.3)

13 (3.7)

0.3882

 - CHF, n (%)

33 (4.5)

20 (5.2)

13 (3.7)

0.4197

Burn characteristic

 - Burn, n (%)

577 (78.1)

286 (74.1)

291 (82.4)

0.0081

 - TBSA %

20 (3–47)

15 (0–45)

24 (6–50)

0.0163

 - Deep burn TBSA %

9 (0–30)

5 (0–30)

10 (0–32)

0.1985

SOFA at admission

4 (1–7)

5 (2–8)

2 (0–5)

< 0.0001

MAP in mmHg

86 (72–101)

86 (68–101)

86 (73–101)

0.4383

Vasopressors, n (%)

226 (30.6)

153 (39.6)

73 (20.7)

< 0.0001

HbCO %

3.6 (1.9–9.7)

7 (3–15)

3 (2–5)

< 0.0001

Biological data

 - Plasma lactate in mmol/L

3.0 (1.8–5.2)

3.5 (2.1–6)

2.6 (1.4–4.1)

< 0.0001

 - Serum creatinine at admission in μmol/L

76 (59–101)

82 (63–106)

71 (56–93)

0.0031

 - Maximal serum creatinine in μmol/L

100 (73–162)

108 (77–182)

90 (71–137)

0.0027

Inhalation fibroscopic status, n (%)

305 (41.3)

105 (27.5)

200 (56.7)

< 0.0001

 - Grade 0, n

1 (0.1)

0 (0)

1 (0.3)

1

 - Grade 1, n

121 (16.4)

31 (8)

90 (25.5)

< 0.0001

 - Grade 2, n

110 (14.9)

37 (9.6)

73 (20.7)

< 0.0001

 - Grade 3, n

73 (9.9)

37 (9.6)

36 (10.2)

0.8764

During ICU hospitalization

 - In-ICU mortality, n (%)

243 (32.9)

147 (38.1)

96 (27.2)

0.0022

 - AKI in the first week, n (%)

288 (39)

166 (43)

122 (34.6)

0.0229

 - Stage of AKI

  - Stage 1, n (%)

102 (13.8)

52 (13.5)

50 (14.2)

0.8682

  - Stage 2, n (%)

39 (5.3)

22 (5.7)

17 (4.8)

0.7099

  - Stage 3, n (%)

147 (19.9)

92 (23.8)

55 (15.6)

0.0066

  - Severe AKI, n (%)

186 (25.2)

114 (29.5)

72 (20.4)

0.0055

 RRT at day 7, n (%)

136 (18.8)

86 (22.3)

50 (14.2)

0.006

 - RRT in ICU, n (%)

183 (24.8)

107 (27.7)

76 (21.5)

0.0626

 - MAKE, n (%)

313 (42.4)

187 (48.4)

126 (35.7)

0.0006

 - Shock in ICU, n (%)

402 (54.4)

225 (58.3)

176 (50)

0.0261

 - Length of stay in ICU in days

15 (3–44)

11 (2–36)

22 (3–50)

0.0161

 - SAPS2

42 (27–60)

49 (31–77)

37 (23–54)

< 0.0001

 - In-ICU survival, n (%)

496 (67.1)

239 (61.9)

257 (72.8)

0.0022

Nephrotoxic in ICU

 - Aminoglycoside during hospitalization

188 (25.4)

81 (21)

107 (30.3)

0.0047

 - Glycopeptide during hospitalization

41 (5.5)

16 (4.1)

25 (7.1)

0.1138

 - Contrast agent

74 (10)

48 (12.4)

26 (7.4)

0.0299

  1. All data are expressed as median ± 25–75 interquartile or percentage (%)
  2. BMI body mass index, GCS Glasgow coma scale, CKD chronic kidney disease, CHT chronic hypertension, CHF chronic heart failure, TBSA total body surface area, SOFA sequential organ failure assessment, MAP mean arterial pressure, HbCO carboxy hemoglobin, ICU intensive care unit, AKI acute kidney injury, Severe AKI AKI stage 2 and 3, RRT renal replacement therapy, MAKE major associated kidney events, Shock in ICU catecholamine need during ICU stay, SAPS2 simplified acute physiology score 2