To analyze the relationship between previous severity of illness, lactic acid, creatinine and inotropic index with mortality of in-hospital cardiac arrest (CA) in children, and the value of a prognostic index designed for adults.
Despite advances in medical technology and the introduction of cardiac arrest teams, the mortality of in-hospital cardiac arrests remains high (approximately 85% [ 1]).
Morbidity and mortality of in-hospital trauma patients often result from critical care errors, with airway management being the most common [ 5, 6].
The aim of this study was to investigate the mortality of in-patients with personality disorder diagnosis in a 27-year follow-up cohort in North Norway, with a special focus on gender differences.
Significant reductions in mortality of patients in MTP are observed after nineteen years of observation.
Sepsis is frequently an important factor in the mortality of patients in ICUs.
Conclusion: Mortality of IE in ICU remains high.
We also observed a significant decrease of the mortality, of 17%% in 6 months.
With an estimated mortality of 35%, in each measurement phase 205 patients should be included.
However, data regarding safety and mortality of EMR in comparison to surgery are limited.
