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Contrast-enhanced CT a month after admission shows that the tumor has rapidly grown and the right pleural effusion has increased since admission (c).

The documentation covers four phases after trauma: A, pre-hospital phase; B, resuscitation room and initial therapy until ICU admission; C, ICU; and D, discharge including all injuries, relevant procedures, and patient outcomes.

Correlation Log-TC and Log-bilirubin in all patients on admission (a); in all patients 48 h after admission (b); in cardiogenic shock patients on admission (c); in cardiogenic shock patients 48 h after admission (d); in septic patients on admission (e); in septic patients 48 h after admission (f).

a: mean ± SD; b: on ICU admission; c: during ICU stay ; d: median (IQR).

This injury was typical because: a) Most weapon injuries were self inflicted; b) Injuries from weapons were commonly serious, requiring follow-up or hospital admission; c) Losing control of a weapon often resulted in multiple injuries.

Patients can be susceptible (S) or colonized, with the latter subdivided as isolated (I) or unisolated, distinguished as imported cases (patients colonized at admission C 1 ) or acquired cases (patients acquiring ESBL-E in the unit, C 2 ).

Insulin administration within 24 h before admission c-peptide measurement, admission BGL, HbA1c and APACHE III score were not retained in the model (Table 3).

Premorbid insulin-requiring diabetes was independently associated with lower admission c-peptide, whereas greater plasma creatinine was independently associated with higher levels.

We used multivariable linear regression analysis to explore the independent association between admission c-peptide level and the following variables: Insulin-requiring diabetes (yes vs. no), insulin administration within 24 h before admission c-peptide measurement (yes vs. no and as a continuos variable in units), admission blood glucose level, HbA1c level, creatinine level and APACHE III score.

On multivariable linear regression analysis, the presence of premorbid insulin-requiring diabetes was independently associated with lower admission c-peptide level (−0.9 nmol/l, 95% CI −1.8 to −0.04, P = 0.04).

Secondary goal: Fifty-two admissions for acute chest syndrome (59.1 %) occurred; 43 patients (82.7 %) received mechanical ventilation (76.9 % exclusively noninvasive); 9 (17.3 %) none; 53 % received blood transfusion (21.7 % before, 31.3 % in our unit) and 47 % blood exchange; mean admission C-reactive protein level was 144 ± 76 mg/l.