In their original form, Bills of Mortality were not a particularly powerful or inspired device.
ICU and hospital mortality were not significantly different.
Length of ICU and hospital stays and mortality were not different between the two groups.
The ICU stay, days of mechanical ventilation and mortality were not different between the two groups.
For the same reason, microbiological and clinical cure rates and infection-related mortality were not evaluated.
Morbidity and mortality were not affected by MONY but were improved in the presence of Me (MeY).
The hospital mortality were not significantly different between these three group (63.9 % vs. 65.6%vs.60%0 %, p = 0.682).
However, significant differences in FABP7 levels by 21-day mortality were not ascertained after adjusting for significant covariates reflecting severity of illness (MELD, vasopressor dependence).
However, significant differences in FABP7 levels by 21-day mortality were not ascertained after adjusting for significant covariates (reflecting severity of illness).
Fifth, the sensitivity and specificity of serum TAC levels as prognostic biomarker of mortality were not very high; however, both were statistically significant.
Baseline characteristics, including age, gender, body weight, and Cause of septic shock, as well as onset time of septic shock, IGSII, and mortality were not different among groups.
