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Table 1 Characteristics critically ill HIV patients coinfected with TB (laboratory-confirmed) diagnosis, including the characteristics of Tuberculosis (TB) presentation and treatment and the prevalence of organ dysfunctions at ICU admission (N = 44)

From: Six-month survival of critically ill patients with HIV-related disease and tuberculosis: a retrospective study

 

HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis (N = 44)

Survivors (N = 21)

Non-survivors (N = 23)

p value

Age (years)

34 (19.25–44.5)

32 (27–42.5)

36 (30–46)

0.15

Gender (male)

31 (70 %)

14 (67 %)

17 (74 %)

0.74

Nadir CD4a

54 (17–96)

73 (30–177)

23 (14–84)

0.04

Viral load (×103 copies/mm3)b

113,637 (2,995–365,663)

35,149 (212.3–300,184)

169,133 (35,405–419,382)

0.13

Length of time since HIV diagnosis (months)

5 (1–60)

1 (1–16)

28 (1–72)

0.03

cART use while in the ICU

17 (38.6 %)

10 (48 %)

7 (30 %)

0.35

Mechanical ventilation use on ICU day 1

21 (48 %)

8 (42 %)

13 (52 %)

0.56

Vasoactive drug use on ICU day 1

12 (26 %)

5 (24 %)

7 (27 %)

0.99

SAPS II score (points)

47 (37–55)

48 (37–57)

46 (38–54)

0.27

SOFA score on day 1 (points)

4 (1–8)

1 (0–7)

5 (2–8)

0.08

Isolated TB pulmonary presentation

22 (50 %)

10 (48 %)

12 (52 %)

1.00

Disseminated TB presentation

22 (50 %)

11 (52 %)

11 (48 %)

1.00

TB treatment before ICU admission

25 (57 %)

11 (52 %)

14 (61 %)

0.76

TB treatment

    

 - only by enteral drugs

16 (36 %)

10 (48 %)

6 (26 %)

0.21

 - adding intravenous drugs

28 (64 %)

11 (52 %)

17 (74 %)

 

TB treatment: Δ ICU admission

0 (-5–+21)

-5 (-23–+2)

-5 (-21–0)

0.09

TB treatment before ICU

25 (57 %)

11 (52.4 %)

14 (61 %)

0.76

Organ Dysfunctions

    

 Cardiovascular

18 (41 %)

7 (33.3 %)

11 (48 %)

0.37

 Respiratory

15 (34 %)

5 (24 %)

10 (43 %)

0.21

 Renal

14 (32 %)

5 (24 %)

9 (39 %)

0.34

 Neurological

13 (29 %)

3 (14 %)

10 (43 %)

0.04

 Hepatic

9 (20 %)

5 (24 %)

4 (17 %)

0.71

 Hematological

9 (20 %)

3 (14 %)

6 (26 %)

0.46

  1. Comparison between survivors and nonsurvivors for six-month survival. Results were expressed as the median and the interquartile interval
  2. adata available for 39 patients
  3. bdata available for 35 patients
  4. Δ:time from starting TB treatment and beeing admitted to ICU. Negative (-) mean prior to ICU admission and positive (+) means after ICU admission