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Table 1 Characteristics of the global cohort and patients having 2 measurements of mHLA-DR

From: Monitoring of circulating monocyte HLA-DR expression in a large cohort of intensive care patients: relation with secondary infections

Parameters, n (%) or median [IQR]

All patients (n = 1053)

Patients with two mHLA-DR measurement (n = 592)

Age

59.3 [44.8; 71.8]

59.8 [46.5; 71.4]

Sex (female)

444 (42.2)

236 (39.9)

Comorbid condition

 Hypertension

399 (37.9)

197 (39.6)

 Cardiac insufficiency

233 (22.1)

100 (20.1)

 Immunosuppression

229 (21.7)

94 (18.9)

 Diabetes

155 (14.7)

81 (16.3)

 Respiratory failure

98 (9.3)

46 (9.3)

 Chronic kidney disease

91 (8.6)

39 (7.8)

 Cirrhosis

47 (4.5)

17 (3.4)

Diagnostic on admission

Sepsis

255 (24.2)

170 (28.7)

 Septic shock (classic definition)

77 (7.3)

72 (42.4)

Origin of the infection

 Cutaneous

83 (32.5)

61 (35.9)

 Respiratory

65 (25.5)

46 (27.1)

 Abdominal

61 (23.9)

36 (21.2)

 Neurologic

15 (5.9

11 (6.5)

 Urinary

18 (7.1)

9 (5.3)

 Others

13 (5.1)

7 (4.1)

Neurologic admission

384 (36.5)

248 (41.9)

 Subarachnoid hemorrhage

103 (26.8)

75 (30.2)

 Brain Traumatism

68 (17.7)

49 (19.8)

 Intra cranial hemorrhage

68 (17.7)

42 (16.9)

 Neurological surgery

63 (16.4)

32 (12.9)

 Ischemic stroke

50 (13)

27 (10.9)

 Subdural hematoma

18 (4.7)

10 (4)

 Others

17 (4.4)

13 (5.2)

Post-surgical care

80 (7.6)

41 (6.9)

 Abdominal

59 (73.8)

33 (80.5)

 ORL

8 (10)

5 (12.2)

 Orthopedics

8 (10)

2 (4.9)

 Others

5 (6.3)

1 (2.4)

Miscellaneous

334 (31.7)

133 (22.5)

 Hemorrhagic shock

67 (20.1)

30 (22.6)

 Respiratory failure from a medical origin

79 (23.7)

27 (20.3)

 Polytrauma

37 (11.1)

25 (18.8)

 Medical abdominal disease

31 (9.3)

13 (9.8)

 Obstetrical

24 (7.2)

6 (4.5)

 Cardiac arrest

13 (3.9)

5 (3.8)

 Others

83 (24.9)

27 (20.3)

Severity on admission

  

 Day 1 SAPS II (miss = 6)

37 [25; 50]

39 [28; 51]

 Day 1 SOFA (neuro excluded) (miss = 6)

4 [2; 7]

5 [2; 8]

HLA-DR Cell count measurements

 Delay from admission to mHLA-DR measurement, days (1st/2nd)

2 [1; 3]

2 [1; 3]/5 [4; 7]

 Log mHLA-DR (1st/2nd)

9.2 [8.7; 9.7]

9.1 [8.7; 9.6]/9.2 [8.7; 9.6]

 Low mHLA-DR, <  000 AB/C (1st/2nd)

403 (38.3)

253 (42.7)/221 (37.3)

 Leucocytes, 109/L (1st/2nd)

10.8 [8.5; 14.4]

11.1 [8.9; 15.1]/11 [8.6; 4.5]

 Neutrophils, 109/L (1st/2nd)

8.5 [6.4; 11.8]

9 [6.6; 12.5]/8.6 [6.2; 11.7]

 Lymphocytes, 109/L (1st/2nd)

1.3 [0.9; 1.7]

1.2 [0.8; 1.7]/1.3 [1; 1.8]

 Monocytes, 109/L (1st/2nd)

0.7 [0.5; 1]

0.8 [0.5; 1.1]/0.8 [0.6; 1.1]

Outcomes

 Delay before 1st ICU-acquired infection (days)

7 [5; 10.5]

7 [5; 11]

 Number of ICU-acquired infections

245 (23.3)

223 (37.7)

 Source of ICU-acquired infection

  

  Respiratory

138 (13.1)

126 (21.3)

  Abdominal

44 (4.2)

40 (6.8)

  Bacteremia, catheter-related

40 (3.8)

35 (5.9)

  Others

23 (2.2)

22 (3.7)

 ICU length of stay

7 [4; 14]

13 [8; 22]

 Delay before death

6 [3; 14]

13 [8; 25]

 ICU death

151 (14.3)

79 (13.3)

 Early death, (< day 7, n = 1040)

82 (7.9)

 Late ICU death (among patients alive at day 7, n = 499)

 

60 (12)

  1. IQR: interquartile; ICU: Intensive Care Unit; SAPS: Simplified Acute Physiology Score; SOFA: Sequential Organ Failure Assessment; NLCR: neutrophil-to-lymphocyte count ratio; mHLA-DR: monocytic human leukocyte antigen-antigen D related; AB/C: antibody per cell. For diagnostic at admission, data are expressed as percentage within the subgroups