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Table 1 Characteristics and outcomes of patients with and without hyperchloremia

From: Hyperchloremia is not associated with AKI or death in septic shock patients: results of a post hoc analysis of the “HYPER2S” trial

 

Not included patients

N = 21

No hyperchloremia

N = 156

Hyperchloremia

N = 257

P valuea

Hypertonic saline group, n (%)

13 (62)

45 (29)

156 (61)

<0.001

Age, year

64 (61–73)

68 (57–77)

69 (59–78)

0.28

Mc Cabe, n (%)

0.36

 No fatal underlying disease

14 (67)

94 (60)

171 (67)

 Fatal underlying disease at 5 year

6 (29)

44 (17)

65 (25)

 Fatal underlying disease at 1 year

1 (5)

18 (12)

21 (8)

Sex M, n (%)

11 (52)

108 (69)

158 (61)

0.11

Weight, Kg

67 (59–80)

73 (61–85)

70 (61–80)

0.32

Surgical admission, n (%)

6 (29)

32 (21)

89 (35)

0.002

Cumulative volume of fluids before H0, L

2.5 (2.3–4.0)

2.5 (2.0–3.5)

2.8 (2.0–3.6)

0.28

History of, n (%)

 CKD

3 (14)

19 (12)

24 (9)

0.35

 Cirrhosis

2 (10)

6 (4)

12 (5)

0.70

 Heart failure

0

9 (6)

14 (5)

0.88

 Immunosuppression

5 (24)

31 (20)

51 (20)

0.99

 Diabetes

4 (19)

33 (21)

49 (19)

0.58

Serum Creatinine at H0, µmol/Lb

180 (135–241)

133 (79–195)

130 (79–189)

0.21

ARDS at H0, n (%)

5 (24)

41 (26)

69 (27)

0.90

SAPS II, points

69 (55–79)

55 (46–63)

56 (48–65)°

0.18

SOFA at H0, points

11 (9–16)

10 (8–12)

10 (8–12)

0.31

Vasopressor dose at H0, µg/Kg/min

0.45 (0.28–1.0)

0.32 (0.20–0.66)

0.44 (0.23–0.80)

0.04

Cumulative volume of fluids for resuscitation H0–H72, L

1.4 (0.6–2.2)

1.4 (0.6–2.3)

2.2 (1.1–3.9)

<0.001

Outcomes, n (%)

 AKI

7 (33)

71 (51)

110 (45)

0.29

 Need for RRTb

7 (33)

53 (36)

90 (36)

0.98

 Make 28

15 (71)

83 (53)

131 (51)

0.66

 Day-28 mortality

15 (71)

60 (38)

95 (37)

0.76

  1. MAKE = Major Adverse Kidney Events including either death, need for starting RRT, AKI or persistent AKI
  2. aFor comparison between patients with and without hyperchloremia
  3. bAmong patients free of RRT at H0