PROGNOSTIC FACTORS DETERMINING MORTALITY IN SURGICAL NEONATES

In spite of the high mortality rate among VAP patients, we observed that the risk factors associated with a poor prognosis were age, mechanical ventilation duration and

Analysis of the change (%) in overall, breast and prostate cancer crude mortality rate (deaths per 100,000) attributable to demographic and risk factors for the population of

Age above 60 years and long surgery proved to be signii - cant independent risk factors for the occurrence of early ma- jor complications after multivariate analysis.. A risk score

Conclusion: After multivariate analysis, the factors associated with intra-hospital mortality in TBI patients admitted to the intensive care unit were the administration

The multivariate factor analysis for the performance indicators hematocrit, heart rate, respiratory rate, and superficial temperature of the horse (Table 3) indicated

Using a logistic regression model, we found the following independent risk factors for mortality in ventilator-associated tracheobronchitis patients: Acute Physiology and

study was to verify the cardiorespiratory parameters, through heart and respiratory rate, before and after introduction of oral feeding, correlated with gestational age at birth

In conclusion, the better we know the patient undergoing surgery, the better we may predict risk factors that could raise morbidity in the perioperative period and in