Respiratory mortality was associated with Cu and Ti, with weaker associations with V, Zn, and PM2.5ext.
All-cause mortality was associated most strongly with Cu and PM2.5ext, with weaker associations also observed with NO3 and Cl.
ICU mortality was associated with fungal infections (p = 0.003) and polymicrobial infections (p = 0.03).
Total mortality was associated with no salinity, a short weaning duration and feeding at daylight with INVE food (Lansy).
Increased mortality was associated in these models with older age, female sex, firearms, and wounds of the head/neck or trunk.
Prediction of NTDB mortality was associated with C-statistics of 0.81 for ISSAIS, 0.75 for RISS using the GEM methods, and 0.85 for RISS using the ROCmax method; prediction of NIS mortality was associated with C-statistics of 0.75 0.76 for RISS using the GEM methods, and 0.78 for RISS using the ROCmax method.
Mortality was associated with older age (83 [81 85] versus 79 [73 84] years, p = 0.06) and baclofen use (intrathecal or intravenous, 4/9 non survivors vs. 8/61 in survivors, p = 0.04).
In contrast, the percentage of ELBW neonates in Ohio- USA (2007) according to the issued data was less than 1% of all births, and approximately one third of all neonatal mortality was associated with ELBW [27].
Conclusions: The outcome of severe dengue patients requiring ICU admission remains high and the mortality was associated with lower Glasgow coma scale, lower platelet counts and more organ failures.
No mortality was associated with the biopsy.
These results suggest that many female progeny mortality was associated with Hira mutations on one X chromosome.
