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Table 1 Baseline characteristics and mortality outcomes of the study population

From: Premorbid functional status as an outcome predictor in intensive care patients aged over 85 years

Characteristic

85 years and older

Number of admissions

2037

Age, years

87 (85–89)

Male gender, n (%)

908 (44.6)

Able to live at home, n (%)

1286 (85.0)a

Able to move indoors, n (%)

1397 (93.9)b

Able to walk 400 m, n (%)

993 (67.3)c

Able to climb stairs, n (%)

1001 (68.3)d

Able to dress themselves, n (%)

1320 (89.2)e

Able to get out of bed, n (%)

1386 (94.0)f

Independent in ADL, n (%)

1180 (59.3)g

Good PFS, n (%)

705 (48.8)h

Admission type

Scheduled surgical

373 (18.3)

Emergency surgical

545 (26.8)

Medical admission, n (%)

1119 (54.9)

Diagnostic categories, n (%)

Cardiac or vascular surgery

413 (20.3)

Gastrointestinal surgery

298 (14.6)

Neurological/neurosurgical diseases

159 (7.8)

Trauma

162 (8.0)

Other surgery

75 (3.7)

Cardiovascular diseases

490 (24.1)

Respiratory diseases

192 (9.4)

Metabolic disturbances

205 (10.1)

Intoxication

11 (0.5)

Miscellaneous

32 (1.6)

SAPS II

40 (32–51)

SAPS II without admission type

34 (27–45)

SOFA24

6 (4–9)

TISS

27.6 (22.5–33.6)

LOS ICU

1.22 (0.83–2.74)

Treatment restrictions, n (%)

478 (23.5)

ICU mortality, n (%)

205 (10.1)

Hospital mortality, n (%)

454 (22.3)

1-year mortality, n (%)

896 (44.0)

  1. Data for continuous variables are presented as median values (interquartile ranges), and data for categorical variables are presented as numbers of cases (%). SAPS II Simplified Acute Physiology Score, SOFA Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score, based on the first 24 h, TISS mean daily Therapeutic Intervention Scoring System 76 score, LOS ICU length of stay (days) in intensive care unit, good PFS good premorbid functional status (a person who can perform ADL and climb stairs without assistance). Data available for, % a74.3, b73.0, c72.4, d72.0, e72.6, f72.4, g97.7, h71.0