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Table 4 SOFA score components for patients treated with locally produced CKRT dialysate

From: Rapid implementation of an emergency on-site CKRT dialysate production system during the COVID-19 pandemic

 

Mean ± SD or Median [IQR] (Range)

SOFA score

14.5 ± 2.4 (9–19)

SOFA sub-scores

 Respiratorya

3.5 [2–4] (1–4)

 Hematologic

0.0 [0–1] (0–3)

 Neurologic

3.0 [2–4] (1–4)

 Liverb

0.0 [0–2] (0–4)

 Cardiovascularc

4.0[3, 4] (0–4)

 Renald

4.0 [3, 4] (2–4)

P/F (mmHg)a

100 [78.5–171] (42–319)

Platelet count (a109/L)

185 [119–303] (40–643)

GCS

7 [3–10] (3–14)

Total bilirubin (mg/dL)b

1.0 [0.5–2.6] (0.2–28.5)

NED (mcg/kg/min)c

0.15 [0.05–0.33] (0–1.1)

Peak serum creatinined

6.0 ± 2.3 (2.7–11.1)

Urine output (mL per 24 h)d

70.5 [0–280] (0–1051)

  1. Abbreviations: GCS Glasgow coma scale, IQR interquartile range, NED norepinephrine equivalent dose, P/F ratio of partial pressure of oxygen in arterial blood to fraction of inspired oxygen, SD standard deviation, SOFA sequential organ failure assessment
  2. Conversion factors for units: bilirubin in mg/dL to μmol/L, × 17.1; creatinine in mg/dL to μmol/L, × 88.4
  3. aP/F ratio is reported for the 19 patients with arterial blood gas available within 48 h of starting CKRT; for 2 patients, the lowest SpO2/FiO2 ratio (rather than PaO2/FiO2 ratio) in the 24 h before exposure to local dialysate was utilized to determine the respiratory sub-score as per the modified SOFA score [22]; for 2 patients on nasal oxygen, FiO2 was estimated as 4% above room air per liter per minute of flow (e.g., 3 L/min = 21 + 4*3 = 33% FiO2)
  4. bFor patients with total bilirubin values not available in the 24-h period before exposure, the most recent value prior to exposure was utilized
  5. cNorepinephrine equivalent doses of vasopressors were computed as proposed by Khanna et al. [23] to determine the cardiovascular sub-score
  6. dPeak serum creatinine is reported for the 15 patients not yet on CKRT at the time of initial dialysate exposure; per local charting practices, urine output was tabulated over the 24-h period ending at 7 am prior to exposure