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Table 1 Patients’ characteristics

From: Acute fibrinolysis shutdown occurs early in septic shock and is associated with increased morbidity and mortality: results of an observational pilot study

Healthy group

Age (years)

60 (56.3–65.0)

Gender (male)

20 (66.7%)

ASA status I; II; III; IV; V

3 (10.0%); 16 (53.3%); 11 (36.7%); 0; 0

Surgical group

Age (years)

60 (55.5-73.5)

Gender (male)

21 (67.7%)

ASA status I; II; III; IV; V

2 (6.7%); 16 (53.3%); 12 (40.0%); 0; 0

Site of surgery (double naming feasible)

 Liver

8 (25.8%)

 Pancreas

14 (45.2%)

 Gastrointestinal

23 (74.2%)

Septic group

Age (years)

63.5 (53.8–73.0)

Gender (male)

23 (76.7%)

SOFA score (at Onset)

13.0 (12.0–14.5)

APACHE II (at Onset)

28.0 (25.3–32.8)

Primary site of infection/septic focus (double naming feasible)

 Surgical focus

28 (93.3%)

 Medical focus

  Pneumonia

5 (16.7%)

  Urinary tract infection

1 (3.3%)

Outcome

 Survivor 30 days

18 (60.0%)

  1. Data are presented by median and interquartile range (Q1–Q3) or number and percentage
  2. ASA status American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status classification system, SOFA score sepsis-related organ failure assessment  score, APACHE II score Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II score