a strong trendp = 0.053
There is a strong trend towards significance in a survival analysis (p = 0.053).
There is a strong trend towards significance in a survival analysis (p = 0.053).
Also, non-survivors P had higher PELOD, Resistin, and anion gap and lower EF (p < 0.05); non-survivors A showed a trend for higher eHSP72, nHSP72, and Resistin levels.
Baroreflex indices showed an increasing trend in both groups without statistically significant results.
Mean classification grade among the oral poisonings was 3.1, which was a highly significant difference.
Non-respiratory laboratory parameters (lactic, hemoglobin, INR, aPTT, fibrinogen) and isolated respiratory (p = 0,053) and hemodynamic (p = 0,386) failures together with the use of vasoactive drugs (p = 0,819) renal replacement therapies (p = 0,236) or positive cultures (p = 0,656) did not reach statistical significance. Conclusions: Pre-ICU hospital days, 24 h SOFA, number of organ failures and isolated renal failure are factors associated with ICU mortality.