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Table 1 Characteristic of patients

From: Linkage of alterations in systemic iron homeostasis to patients’ outcome in sepsis: a prospective study

 

All patients (n = 61)

Survivor (n = 41)

Non-survivor (n = 20)

p value

Male, n

37 (60.7%)

22 (53.7%)

15 (75%)

0.163

Female, n

24 (39.3%)

19 (46.3%)

5 (25%)

0.163

Age, years

63 (21–88)

63 (21–88)

67 (53-85)

0.293

SOFA

11 (± 4)

10 (± 3.8)

14 (± 3.2)

0.0002

SAPS II

54 (± 19)

47 (± 16.6)

68 (± 16.9)

0.002

ICU-mortality, n

19 (31.2%)

   

Hospital mortality, n

15 (23.4%)

   

Pneumonia, n

23 (37.7%)

15 (36.6%)

8 (40%)

0.990

Urinary tract infection, n

6 (12.8%)

5 (12.2%)

1 (5%)

0.654

Acute abdominal infection, n

6 (9.8%)

3 (7.3%)

3 (15%)

0.384

Skin or soft tissue infection, n

6 (9.8%)

4 (9.8%)

2 (10%)

0.990

Blood catheter infection, n

2 (4.3%)

2 (4.8%)

0

0.990

Implant infection, n

1 (2.1%)

1 (2.4%)

0

0.990

Others, n

6 (9.8%)

3 (7.3%)

3 (15%)

0.384

Multiple foci, n

11 (18.0%)

6 (14.6%)

5 (25%)

0.479

patients with malignant diseases, n

11 (18.0%)

6 (14.6%)

5 (25%)

0.479

Septic shock, n

47 (77.1%)

28 (68.3%)

19 (95%)

0.024

Immunosuppresive co-medication, n

26 (41.0%)

15 (36.6%)

11 (55%)

0.270

Red blood cell transfusion (within 3 months before admission, n)

18 (29.5%)

7 (17.0%)

11 (55%)

0.006

  1. Indicated are numbers of patients and in brackets the respective percentage to the cohort (all patients, survivor, non-survivor)
  2. Age is reported as median and range, SOFA and SAPS II scores are reported as mean ± SD
  3. p values were determined by Fisher’s exact test, t test, Mann-Whitney test