Predictive factors of intestinal resection and mortality were studied in uni- and multivariate analyses.
Incidence of PPC and mortality were studied in relation to sex, age, anesthesia, surgical incision, duration of surgery, smoking, respiratory symptoms, comorbidity, nutritional status, lung examination, abnormal electrocardiogram, and PaO2, PaCO2, FEV1 and FEV1 /FVC.
In resuscitation phase artificial colloids were used at low doses.The incidence of AKI (according to AKIN criteria), early AKI (defined as before day 3), recovery or progression and late AKI, and related factors with their development: comorbidities, severity scores, need for mechanical ventilation, development of shock and mortality were studied.
Survival and factors associated with mortality were studied.
Data regarding clinical variables, surgical procedures and outcomes, complications, and mortality were studied.
The relationship of these indices to the diagnosis and severity of lung injury and ICU mortality were studied.
The independent association of endophenotypes with ICU mortality was studied by multivariate logistic regression.
The association of several variables with infection by MDR pathogen and with hospital mortality was studied through logistic regression.
The association of the following variables with hospital mortality was studied through logistic regression models: sex, age, type and duration of immunosuppression, infection, microbiological identification, SAPS II and SOFA (24h after admission).
Mortality was studied for the same time period.
The association of osteoporosis with CV mortality was studied in 10 prospective studies [ 5, 7, 8, 62- 68] (Table 2).
