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Table 3 Patient characteristics according to the survival status

From: Clinical Frailty Scale (CFS) reliably stratifies octogenarians in German ICUs: a multicentre prospective cohort study

30 day survival status

Survivors

Nonsurvivors

p value

Number of admissions

185 (68.8%)

84 (31.2%)

 

Age

83 [81–86]

85 [81–88]

0.06

Male

85 (45.9%)

47 (56%)

0.13

APACHE II

17 [12–23]

25 [18–32]

< 0.001

SAPS II

37 [29–50]

48 [39–61]

0.001

SOFA Score

6 [3–9]

8 [5–11]

< 0.001

Frailty status

 Fit (CFS 1–3)

52 (28.1%)

12 (14.3%)

0.014

 Pre-frail (CFS 4)

50 (27%)

11 (13%)

0.011

 Frail (CFS 5–9)

83 (44.9%)

61 (72.6%)

< 0.001

Cause of admission

 Acute medical

85 (45.9%)

61 (72.6%)

< 0.001

 Acute surgery

6 (3.2%)

6 (7.1%)

0.15

 Trauma

16 (8.6%)

10 (11.9%)

0.4

 Elective surgery

78 (42.2%)

7 (8.3%)

< 0.001

ICU length of stay (days)

2.7 [1–8]

5.2 [2.2–9.8]

0.012

Use of life sustaining treatments

 Non-invasive Ventilation

69 (37.3%)

28 (33.3%)

0.53

 Mechanical ventilation

74 (40%)

58 (69%)

< 0.001

 Vasoactive drugs

107 (57.8%)

66 (78.6%)

0.001

 Renal replacement therapy

31 (16.8%)

27 (32.1%)

0.004

Treatment withheld

8 (4.3%)

32 (38.1%)

< 0.001

Treatment withdrawn

1 (0.5%)

34 (40.5%)

< 0.001

ICU mortality

0 (0%)

53 (63.1%)

< 0.001