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Table 2 Laboratory indexes and clinical outcomes of young children with EV-A71 induced Severe HFMD

From: The fluid management and hemodynamic characteristics of PiCCO employed on young children with severe hand, foot, and mouth disease—a retrospective study

Outcomes

Picco(n = 8)

Control (n = 12)

p

pH

7.18 [7.05, 7.37]

7.21 [7.07, 7.31]

0.744

PaO2/FiO2, mmHg

187 [152.5, 217.8]

195 [161.5, 210]

0.534

LAC, mmol/L

3.23 [2.56, 4.74]

3.43 [2.63,4.56]

0.671

Cre, μmol/L

55.0 [28.1, 79.8]

58 [28.5, 75.5]

0.791

TNI, μg/L

0.15 [0.05, 0.38]

0.13 [0.06, 0.40]

0.797

CK-MB, IU/L

28 [18, 54]

25 [16, 59]

0.749

Cases of vasoactive agents

 Sodium nitroprusside

2

3

0.999

 Urapidil hydrochloride

5

8

0.848

 Dopamine

2

1

0.306

 Norepinephrine

3

4

0.848

Days of vasoactive drugs usage

7.5 [6.0, 10.0]

7.8 [6.3,9.5]

0.714

Cases of AKI

3

5

0.852

Cases of MV

4

5

0.714

Cases of fluid overload

1

6

0.085

Length of ICU stay, days

11 (9, 16)

11.3 (9.3, 15.8)

0.847

Duration of MV, days

6.9 [4.7,8.8]

9.3 [5.9, 12.7]

0.028

  1. Abbreviations: PiCCO Pulse indicator continuous cardiac output, LAC Lactate, Cre Creatinine, TNI Troponin-I, CK-MB creatine kinase-MB, AKI Acute kidney injury, MV mechanical ventilation