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Table 1 Characteristics and outcomes of medical patients with advanced solid cancer in the ICU

From: Intensive care unit prognostic factors in critically ill patients with advanced solid tumors: a 3-year retrospective study

Variables

N (%) or median (25th-75th percentile)

Age

63 (54–74)

Sex (male)

87 (61.7 %)

Chronic health status

 Diabetes mellitus

57 (40.4 %)

 Chronic heart failure

48 (34 %)

 Hypertension

48 (34 %)

 Chronic renal failure

0 (0)

 Chronic bronchitis

6 (4.3 %)

Types of solid cancer

 Stomach cancer

33 (23.4 %)

 Pancreas cancer

19 (13.5 %)

 Lung cancer

15 (10.6 %)

 Rectal cancer

10 (7.1 %)

 Colon cancer

10 (7.1)

 Esophageal cancer

6 (4.3 %)

 Breast cancer

6 (4.3 %)

 others

42 (29.8 %)

History of antitumor therapy

 Surgery

123 (87.2 %)

 Chemotherapy

72 (51.1 %)

 radiotherapy

18 (12.8 %)

 biological therapy

6 (4.3 %)

KPS

 Admit to hospital

80 (50–90)

 Admit to ICU

10 (10–10)

 Intervention time (hours)

3 (2–12)

Major reasons for ICU

 Respiratory failure

54 (38.3 %)

 Severe sepsis or septic shock

39 (27.7 %)

 Acute renal failure

12 (8.5 %)

 Acute heart failure

18 (12.8 %)

ICU therapeutic interventions

 vasopressors

60 (42.6 %)

 mechanical ventilation

81 (57.4 %)

 renal replacement therapy

15 (10.6 %)

APCHE II score

 Day 1

21 (18–28)

 Day 3

14 (11–20)

 Day 7

12 (10–15)

SOFA score

 Day 1

9 (5–13)

 Day 3

5 (3–9)

 Day 7

4 (2–7)

Outcomes

 Length of ICU stay (days)

6 (3–10)

 ICU mortality

21 (14.9 %)

 In-hospital mortality

42 (29.8 %)

 Overall survival (month)

17 (4–27)