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Table 1 Patient demographics and clinical values

From: Serum lactate poorly predicts central venous oxygen saturation in critically ill patients: a retrospective cohort study

Patient characteristics

Value

Mean age, years (SD)

58 (19)

Males (%)

1113 (54)

Mortality (%)

1134 (55)

Mean hospital length of stay (SD)

20 (22)

Mean ICU length of stay (SD)

8.8 (13)

Need for dialysis (%)

309 (15)

Mechanically ventilated (%)

1258 (61)

Sepsis (%)

80 (3.9)

Severe sepsis (%)

1051 (51)

Septic shock (%)

454 (22)

Cardiogenic shock (%)

68 (3.3)

Traumatic shock (%)

49 (2.4)

Shock NOS (%)

43 (2.1)

Diabetes (%)

763 (37)

Chronic kidney disease (%)

701 (34)

Chronic respiratory failure (%)

309 (15)

Chronic hypertension (%)

1340 (65)

Chronic liver disease (%)

639 (31)

Serum lactate < 2.0 mmol/L (%)

1186 (51)

Serum lactate 2.0–4.0 mmol/L

732 (31)

Serum lactate > 4.0 mmol/L (%)

430 (18)

ScvO2 < 65 (%)

607 (26)

ScvO2 65–75 (%)

673 (29)

ScvO2 > 75 (%)

1068 (45)

Patients receiving epinephrine (%)

206 (10)

Patients receiving norepinephrine (%)

1237 (60)

Patients receiving dopamine (%)

1835 (89)

Patients receiving metformin (%)

134 (6.5)

Patients receiving linezolid (%)

474 (23)

Cortisol mean (SD) in μg/dL (n = 603)

37.3 (33.8)

Creatinine mean (SD) in mg/dL (n = 1377)

1.87 (1.72)

AST mean (SD) in U/L (n = 1166)

374 (1455)

Hemoglobin mean (SD) in g/dL (n = 1139)

9.68 (2.22)

Thiamine mean (SD) in μg/dL (n = 8)

154 (68.2)

Total bilirubin mean (SD) in mg/dL (n = 1170)

2.39 (4.35)

  1. ICU intensive care unit, ScvO2 central venous oxygen saturation, AST aspartate aminotransferase