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Table 1 Main characteristics of the study population

From: Nasal high flow higher than 60 L/min in patients with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure: a physiological study

Patient

Sex

Age (year)

BMI (kg/m2)

SOFA score

SAPS II score at ICU admissison

PaO2/FiO2

Etiology of AHRF

Days since diagnosis of AHRF (no.)

Number of chest X-ray quadrants involved (no.)

1

F

85

21

6

33

273

Trauma

3

2

2

F

78

21

15

52

236

Pneumonia

1

1

3

M

82

29

9

42

229

Septic Shock

1

1

4

F

69

29

4

40

148

Pneumonia

1

2

5

M

70

24

5

46

221

Pneumonia

1

2

6

F

77

25

9

55

107

Septic Shock

1

1

7

M

52

26

3

20

106

Pneumonia

1

3

8

M

56

31

4

23

236

Trauma

5

2

9

M

40

24

3

22

206

Pneumonia

1

2

10

M

71

23

3

27

196

Postoperative

0

2

11

M

69

31

4

18

124

Postoperative

1

2

12

M

84

25

6

43

223

Septic Shock

1

4

Median (IQR)

8 M

4 F

70 (62–80)

25 (23–29)

4 (3–7)

36 (22–44)

213 (136–232)

Pulmonary: 5

Extra-pulmonary: 7

Infective: 7

Non-infective: 5

1 (1–1)

2 (2–2)

  1. M, male; F, female; BMI, Body Mass Index; SOFA, sequential organ failure assessment; SAPS, simplified acute physiology score; AHRF, acute hypoxemic respiratory failure; PaO2/FiO2, arterial partial pressure of O2/inspired fraction of O2ratio; ICU, intensive care unit