Table 3 Trends during first 7 days of the intensive care unit stay (in survivors and non-survivors at 6 months) for variables independently associated with outcomes in multivariate analyses^a

From: Association between trends in clinical variables and outcome in intensive care patients with faecal peritonitis: analysis of the GenOSept cohort

		Day 1			Day 7
Characteristics		N	Median	IQR	N	Median	IQR
Lowest platelets (*10⁹/L)
	Survivors	667	226	159 to 316	426	267	164 to 388
	Non-survivors	307	185	113 to 280	214	146	78 to 274
Urinary volume (ml/24 hours)
	Survivors	666	1,499	916 to 2,170	429	2460	1,680 to 3,633
	Non-survivors	307	1,080	475 to 1,915	215	1750	471 to 2,774
Highest bilirubin (mmol/L)
	Survivors	667	13	8 to 21	433	9	5 to 17
	Non-survivors	307	14	8 to 25	217	14	6 to 25
GCS SOFA score
	Survivors	667	0	0 to 0	453	0	0 to 0
	Non-survivors	307	0	0 to 2	221	1	0 to 2
Renal SOFA score
	Survivors	667	0	0 to 1	453	0	0 to 1
	Non-survivors	307	1	0 to 3	221	1	0 to 3

^aGCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; IQR, Interquartile range; n, Absolute count; N, Number of non-missing observations; SOFA, Sequential Organ Failure Assessment.

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