Outcomes and Prognostic Factors in 267 Patients with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in Hong Kong
- Kin Wing Choi, MBChB, MRCP;
- Tai Nin Chau, MBBS, MRCP;
- Owen Tsang, MBChB, MRCP;
- Eugene Tso, MBBS, MRCP;
- Ming Chee Chiu, MBChB, MRCP;
- Wing Lok Tong, MBBS, MRCP;
- Po Oi Lee, MBBS, FRCR;
- Tak Keung Ng, MBBS, FRCPath;
- Wai Fu Ng, MBBS, FRCPath;
- Kam Cheong Lee, MBBS, FRCPath;
- William Lam, MBBS, FRCPA;
- Wai Cho Yu, MBBS, FCCP;
- Jak Yiu Lai, MBBS, FRCP;
- Sik To Lai, MBBS; and
- the Princess Margaret Hospital SARS Study Group*
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From Princess Margaret Hospital, Hong Kong, China.
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Figure 1. Survival curve in 267 patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome.
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Figure 2. . Patients older than 60 years of age compared with those 60 years of age or younger. . Patients who had serum lactate
dehydrogenase ( ) levels greater than 3.8 µkat/L at presentation compared with those who had levels of 3.8 µkat/L or less. Survival curves in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome according to mortality predictors.TopBottomLDH
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Ann Intern Med
November 4, 2003
vol. 139
no. 9
715-723