Surgery was performed in 99 patients during the ICU stay (Table 4).
The rate of admission was 51.3%, with a 3-day median length of stay (Table 3).
Although the odds ratios were not particularly high, prolonged duration of anesthesia affected longer hospital stay (Table 3, p < 0.05).
Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed anesthesia time to be predictors of a longer postoperative hospital stay (Table 3, p < 0.05).
This choice could likely have biased the severity of illness upwards, as well as the length of stay (Table 3).
Non-survivors developed their worst values for IAP, APP, and PDRICG later on during the ICU stay (Table 2 and Figure 5).
Giving TXA increases costs because of the TXA administration cost and the longer non-ICU hospital stay (Table 2).
Significant differences did exist among socio-demographic characteristics of the cohorts, most notably age and average hospital length of stay (Table 1).
AKI was associated with increased hospital stay (Table 4).
A total of 50 (70.4%) patients died during the ICU stay (Table 1).
These cases were not associated with any change in length of stay (Table 3).
