Table 1

Baseline characteristics of patients within 24 h following admission to ICU

 TotalSurvivorsNon-survivorsP
Number of patients624418
Demographics
 Age, years, mean ± SD62.1±15.858.5±16.270.1±1v0.90.004
 Male, n (%)45 (72.6)32 (72.7)13 (72.2)0.968
Principal diagnosis (%)
 Neurologic disease, n (%)4(6.45)2(4.55)2(11.11)0.573
 Digestive disease, n (%)9(14.52)5(11.36)4(22.22)0.427
 Poisoning, n (%)2(3.22)2(4.55)00.581
 Infectious disease and/or sepsis, n (%)26(41.94)17(36.36)9(50.00)0.257
 Trauma, n (%)18 (29.03)16 (36.36)2 (11.11)0.065
 Other, n (%)3 (4.84)2 (4.55)1 (5.56)0.866
 APACHE II score, median (IQ1-IQ3)22.5 (18.3–27.0)20.0 (16.8–26.3)26.0 (23.3–28.8)0.0103a
 SOFA score, median (IQ1-IQ3)8 (5.3–11.8)8 (5.0–10.0)9.5 (8.0–12.0)0.0574
 IL-6, pg/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)58.6 (28.0–153.0)48.8 (24.7–122.0)100.3 (53.0–180.5)0.9448
 PCT, ng/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.97 (0.21–2.63)0.83 (0.19–2.56)1.27 (0.52–7.03)0.3550
Thyroid hormone parameters
 TSH, mIU/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.46 (0.23–1.42)0.61 (0.26–1.52)0.32 (0.15–0.74)0.4958
 T3, nmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.74 (0.66–0.94)0.78 (0.67–0.93)0.70 (0.64–0.97)0.4207
 T4, nmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)56.0 (45.8–71.7)55.3 (47.1–73.2)60.7 (41.5–70.1)0.7234
 fT3, pmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)2.21 (1.81–2.74)2.37 (1.92–2.77)2.15 (1.65–2.61)0.3736
 fT4, pmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)12.7 (11.0–14.9)12.5 (10.9–13.9)13.5 (12.0–16.3)0.0636
 rT3, ng/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.38 (0.29–0.57)0.35 (0.28–0.44)0.55 (0.39–0.60)0.0003*
 TotalSurvivorsNon-survivorsP
Number of patients624418
Demographics
 Age, years, mean ± SD62.1±15.858.5±16.270.1±1v0.90.004
 Male, n (%)45 (72.6)32 (72.7)13 (72.2)0.968
Principal diagnosis (%)
 Neurologic disease, n (%)4(6.45)2(4.55)2(11.11)0.573
 Digestive disease, n (%)9(14.52)5(11.36)4(22.22)0.427
 Poisoning, n (%)2(3.22)2(4.55)00.581
 Infectious disease and/or sepsis, n (%)26(41.94)17(36.36)9(50.00)0.257
 Trauma, n (%)18 (29.03)16 (36.36)2 (11.11)0.065
 Other, n (%)3 (4.84)2 (4.55)1 (5.56)0.866
 APACHE II score, median (IQ1-IQ3)22.5 (18.3–27.0)20.0 (16.8–26.3)26.0 (23.3–28.8)0.0103a
 SOFA score, median (IQ1-IQ3)8 (5.3–11.8)8 (5.0–10.0)9.5 (8.0–12.0)0.0574
 IL-6, pg/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)58.6 (28.0–153.0)48.8 (24.7–122.0)100.3 (53.0–180.5)0.9448
 PCT, ng/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.97 (0.21–2.63)0.83 (0.19–2.56)1.27 (0.52–7.03)0.3550
Thyroid hormone parameters
 TSH, mIU/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.46 (0.23–1.42)0.61 (0.26–1.52)0.32 (0.15–0.74)0.4958
 T3, nmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.74 (0.66–0.94)0.78 (0.67–0.93)0.70 (0.64–0.97)0.4207
 T4, nmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)56.0 (45.8–71.7)55.3 (47.1–73.2)60.7 (41.5–70.1)0.7234
 fT3, pmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)2.21 (1.81–2.74)2.37 (1.92–2.77)2.15 (1.65–2.61)0.3736
 fT4, pmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)12.7 (11.0–14.9)12.5 (10.9–13.9)13.5 (12.0–16.3)0.0636
 rT3, ng/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.38 (0.29–0.57)0.35 (0.28–0.44)0.55 (0.39–0.60)0.0003*
a

P < 0.05, Quantitative data are represented as mean ± SD. Comparisons were done using Fisher’s exact test for categorical variables and Mann–Whitney U test for continuous variables. SOFA sequential organ failure assessment, APPACHE II Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation, IL-6 interleukin 6, PCT procalcitonin, TSH thyroid stimulating hormone, T3 triiodothyronine, T4 thyroxine, rT3 reverse, T3, ICU Intensive Care Unit

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of patients within 24 h following admission to ICU

 TotalSurvivorsNon-survivorsP
Number of patients624418
Demographics
 Age, years, mean ± SD62.1±15.858.5±16.270.1±1v0.90.004
 Male, n (%)45 (72.6)32 (72.7)13 (72.2)0.968
Principal diagnosis (%)
 Neurologic disease, n (%)4(6.45)2(4.55)2(11.11)0.573
 Digestive disease, n (%)9(14.52)5(11.36)4(22.22)0.427
 Poisoning, n (%)2(3.22)2(4.55)00.581
 Infectious disease and/or sepsis, n (%)26(41.94)17(36.36)9(50.00)0.257
 Trauma, n (%)18 (29.03)16 (36.36)2 (11.11)0.065
 Other, n (%)3 (4.84)2 (4.55)1 (5.56)0.866
 APACHE II score, median (IQ1-IQ3)22.5 (18.3–27.0)20.0 (16.8–26.3)26.0 (23.3–28.8)0.0103a
 SOFA score, median (IQ1-IQ3)8 (5.3–11.8)8 (5.0–10.0)9.5 (8.0–12.0)0.0574
 IL-6, pg/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)58.6 (28.0–153.0)48.8 (24.7–122.0)100.3 (53.0–180.5)0.9448
 PCT, ng/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.97 (0.21–2.63)0.83 (0.19–2.56)1.27 (0.52–7.03)0.3550
Thyroid hormone parameters
 TSH, mIU/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.46 (0.23–1.42)0.61 (0.26–1.52)0.32 (0.15–0.74)0.4958
 T3, nmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.74 (0.66–0.94)0.78 (0.67–0.93)0.70 (0.64–0.97)0.4207
 T4, nmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)56.0 (45.8–71.7)55.3 (47.1–73.2)60.7 (41.5–70.1)0.7234
 fT3, pmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)2.21 (1.81–2.74)2.37 (1.92–2.77)2.15 (1.65–2.61)0.3736
 fT4, pmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)12.7 (11.0–14.9)12.5 (10.9–13.9)13.5 (12.0–16.3)0.0636
 rT3, ng/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.38 (0.29–0.57)0.35 (0.28–0.44)0.55 (0.39–0.60)0.0003*
 TotalSurvivorsNon-survivorsP
Number of patients624418
Demographics
 Age, years, mean ± SD62.1±15.858.5±16.270.1±1v0.90.004
 Male, n (%)45 (72.6)32 (72.7)13 (72.2)0.968
Principal diagnosis (%)
 Neurologic disease, n (%)4(6.45)2(4.55)2(11.11)0.573
 Digestive disease, n (%)9(14.52)5(11.36)4(22.22)0.427
 Poisoning, n (%)2(3.22)2(4.55)00.581
 Infectious disease and/or sepsis, n (%)26(41.94)17(36.36)9(50.00)0.257
 Trauma, n (%)18 (29.03)16 (36.36)2 (11.11)0.065
 Other, n (%)3 (4.84)2 (4.55)1 (5.56)0.866
 APACHE II score, median (IQ1-IQ3)22.5 (18.3–27.0)20.0 (16.8–26.3)26.0 (23.3–28.8)0.0103a
 SOFA score, median (IQ1-IQ3)8 (5.3–11.8)8 (5.0–10.0)9.5 (8.0–12.0)0.0574
 IL-6, pg/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)58.6 (28.0–153.0)48.8 (24.7–122.0)100.3 (53.0–180.5)0.9448
 PCT, ng/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.97 (0.21–2.63)0.83 (0.19–2.56)1.27 (0.52–7.03)0.3550
Thyroid hormone parameters
 TSH, mIU/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.46 (0.23–1.42)0.61 (0.26–1.52)0.32 (0.15–0.74)0.4958
 T3, nmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.74 (0.66–0.94)0.78 (0.67–0.93)0.70 (0.64–0.97)0.4207
 T4, nmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)56.0 (45.8–71.7)55.3 (47.1–73.2)60.7 (41.5–70.1)0.7234
 fT3, pmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)2.21 (1.81–2.74)2.37 (1.92–2.77)2.15 (1.65–2.61)0.3736
 fT4, pmol/L, median (IQ1-IQ3)12.7 (11.0–14.9)12.5 (10.9–13.9)13.5 (12.0–16.3)0.0636
 rT3, ng/ml, median (IQ1-IQ3)0.38 (0.29–0.57)0.35 (0.28–0.44)0.55 (0.39–0.60)0.0003*
a

P < 0.05, Quantitative data are represented as mean ± SD. Comparisons were done using Fisher’s exact test for categorical variables and Mann–Whitney U test for continuous variables. SOFA sequential organ failure assessment, APPACHE II Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation, IL-6 interleukin 6, PCT procalcitonin, TSH thyroid stimulating hormone, T3 triiodothyronine, T4 thyroxine, rT3 reverse, T3, ICU Intensive Care Unit

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