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Table 1 Baseline characteristics at ICU admission

From: Protective ventilation and outcomes of critically ill patients with COVID-19: a cohort study

 

All, n = 1503

Survivors, n = 837

Nonsurvivors, n = 666

p value

Characteristic

 Age, y

60 ± 15

56 ± 15

64 ± 14

 < 0.001

 BMI

27 ± 7

28 ± 8

27 ± 7

0.002

 SAPS 3

64 ± 17

59 ± 14

71 ± 16

 < 0.001

 SOFA

14 ± 4

13 ± 4

15 ± 4

 < 0.001

 Duration of symptoms, median (IQR), d

9 (6–12)

9 (7–12)

8 (6–13)

0.044

 Glasgow coma scale

11 ± 5

12 ± 5

10 ± 6

 < 0.001

Racea, n (%)

0.425

 White

910 (61)

460 (60)

450 (61)

 

 Black

109 (7)

51 (7)

58 (8)

 

 Mix-ethnicity (Pardo)

413 (28)

212 (28)

201 (27)

 

 Asian

56 (4)

35 (5)

21 (3)

 

 Not informed

15 (1)

8 (1)

7 (1)

 

Sex, n (%)

0.01

 Male

895 (59)

431 (56)

464 (63)

 

 Female

608 (41)

335 (44)

273 (37)

 

Comorbidities, n (%)

 Asthma

44 (3)

25 (3)

19 (3)

0.525

 Cancer

148 (10)

45 (6)

103 (14)

 < 0.001

 Cardiovascular disease

221 (15)

100 (13)

121 (16)

0.077

 Chronic kidney disease, dialytic

45 (3)

18 (2)

27 (4)

0.179

 Chronic kidney disease, not dialytic

107 (7)

36 (5)

71 (10)

 < 0.001

 Chronic pulmonary disease

89 (6)

35 (5)

54 (7)

0.031

 Diabetes

563 (38)

258 (34)

305 (41)

0.002

 Hypertension

850 (57)

401 (52)

449 (61)

0.001

  1. BMI: body mass index, kg/m2; IQR: interquartile range; SAPS 3: Simplified acute Physiology Score 3; SOFA: Sepsis-related Organ Failure Assessment. Data are presented as mean and standard deviation, unless otherwise stated; BMI missing for 137 (9%) patients; SAPS3, missing for 1 patient; SOFA missing for 8 patients
  2. aThe categories represent the Brazilian official race categories; Comparisons were made with t test, Mann–Whitney U tests or Chi-square test as appropriate