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Table 6 Comparison of median percent fluid overload upon initiation of CRRT in all patients, survivors, and non-survivors between eras (median (inter-quartile range)), as well as over the 10-year study period

From: Pediatric continuous renal replacement therapy: have practice changes changed outcomes? A large single-center ten-year retrospective evaluation

Principal Diagnosis

2004–2008

2009–2013

2004–2013

All Patients

Survivors

Non-survivors

All Patients

Survivors

Non-survivors

All Patients

Survivors

Non-survivors

Cardiac

19 (2, 26)

5 (2, 22)

20 (19, 33)

4 (3, 11)

12 (3,29)

4 (0, 7)

7 (2, 22)

9 (3, 24)

7 (0, 20)

Renal

10 (6, 30)

10 (6, 30)

–

23 (13, 30)

17 (13, 30)

28 (28,28)

20 (12, 30)

17 (11, 30)

28 (28, 28)

Liver

20 (15, 31)

37 (17, 42)

18 (14, 24)

20 (12, 30)

19 (12, 30)

20 (12, 30)

20 (12, 30)

20 (12, 35)

19 (13, 27)

Hematology/ Oncology

15 (8, 22)

20 (12, 22)

12 (8, 15)

17 (5, 29)

14 (0, 29)

21 (5, 29)

17 (8, 28)

17 (8, 22)

16 (8, 29)

Bone marrow transplant

16 (10, 20)

15 (9,20)

16 (10, 20)

10 a (7, 12)

9 (7, 11)

10 (7, 13)

11 (9, 18)

10 (8, 12)

11 (10, 19)

Pulmonary

15 (9, 18)

20 (5, 26)

15 (11, 15)

13 (4, 22)

13 (8, 18)

13 (0, 25)

15 (7, 19)

18 (8, 20)

15 (7, 16)

Inborn Error of Metabolism

0 (0, 0)

0 (0, 0)

–

0 (0, 16)

0 (0, 0)

17 (0, 35)

0 (0, 16)

0 (0, 0)

17 (0, 35)

Sepsis

20 (9, 28)

8 (0, 21)

25 (13, 30)

22 (20, 38)

17 (12, 22)

38 (20, 46)

21 (12, 30)

12 (8, 21)

27 b (19, 34)

Neonates

20 (9, 32)

21 (8, 39)

20 (20, 20)

14 (0, 26)

6 (0, 14)

26 b (14, 37)

14 (6, 29)

10 (0, 15)

23 (14, 37)

Other c

21 (13, 40)

21 (13, 28)

28 (12, 48)

11 (4, 21)

17 (5, 21)

4 (0, 12)

17 (8, 30)

17 (10, 28)

12 (4, 36)

  1. a p < 0.05 comparing all patient median percent fluid overload between the 2004–2008 and 2009–2013 cohorts
  2. b p ≤ 0.05 comparing median percent fluid overload between survivors and non-survivors within the respective cohort period
  3. c Includes rheumatologic, gastroenterologic, multiple organ, neurologic, ingestions, hemorrhage, rhabdomyolysis, and non-accidental trauma