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Group were 13 (7–17) and 14 (9–16), respectively [22]. In the study by Fernandez and coworkers, the APACHE II scores in the COT group and HFNC group were 21 ± 8.2 and 21 ± 8.8, respectively [23]. In the study by Tiruvoipati and coworkers, the APACHE III scores were reported, and the scores in the protocol A group and protocol B group were 70.55 ± 27.39 and 72.95 ± 23.22, respectively [25]. Three of the included studies reported the Simplified Acute Physiology Score (SAPS) II. In the study by Maggiore and colleagues, the SAPS II scores in the COT group and HFNC group were 44 ± 16 and 43 ± 14, respectively [12]. In the crossover study by Rittayamai and coworkers, the SAPS II score was 30.9 ± 4.4 [13]. In the crossover study by Di mussi and colleagues, the SAPS II score was 39.6 ± 13.2, and the Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) score was 5.6 ± 2.5 [26]. In the study by Parke and coworkers, the EuroSCORE was reported, and the scores in the COT group and HFNC group were 5.3 ± 2.8 and 5.1 ± 2.8, respectively [17]. In the study by Futier and colleagues, the preoperative risk score was reported; few patients in both groups (15% patients in the COT group and 17% patients in the HFNC group) were at high-risk levels, and the main patients in both groups were at moderate levels [27]. According to the severity scores of populations, we stratified the included studies into a severe subgroup (APACHE II ≥ 15, SAPS II ≥ 38, SOFA ≥ 2) and non-severe subgroup (APACHE II 37, 38]. However, we found no interactions between subgroups with regard to postextubation respiratory failure (Pinteraction = 0.42), reintubation (Pinteraction = 0.36), respiratory rate (Pinteraction = 0.39), and PaO2 (Pinteraction = 0.92), which meant that the severity of patients would not influence the effect of HFNC with regard to postextubation respiratory failure, reintubation, respiratory rate, and PaO2.Although a lower postextubation respiratory failure would be expected to decrease reintubation rate and shorten the length of ICU and hospital stays, no differences

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ML/min) occurred. If cessation criteria were not fulfilled after 7 days, continuous renal replacement therapy could be changed to an intermittent procedure (sustained low-efficiency daily dialysis [SLEDD], slow continuous ultrafiltration or intermittent hemodialysis). Following randomization, laboratory and physiologic data, severity of illness as measured by the modified SOFA score, and RRT administration details for 21 days were documented. All patients were followed up for 90 days to ascertain vital status, RRT requirement, and recovery of renal function. The primary end point was overall mortality in a 90-day follow-up period (from randomization). Secondary outcomes included overall mortality in a 28- and 60-day follow-up period, clinical evidence of organ dysfunction (daily SOFA scores while in the ICU), recovery of renal function, requirement of hemodialysis after day 28 and day 60, duration of renal support, ICU and hospital lengths of stay, and markers of inflammation (interleukin [IL]-6, IL-8, IL-10, IL-18, and macrophage migration inhibitory factor [MIF]). Blood samples were collected for measurement of inflammatory biomarkers (IL-6, IL-8, IL-10, IL-18 and MIF) on the day of randomization (day 0) and 1 day after randomization (day 1), centrifuged and frozen immediately at −80°C, and then stored until assayed. All inflammatory mediators were analyzed using commercially available assay kits (LEGENDplex; BioLegend). Sample Size Determination A group sequential adaptive design with 1 interim analysis and a global (2-sided) significance level α of .05 was used. Power calculations were performed based on the primary end point (ie, the overall mortality in a 90-day follow-up period). The expected 90-day mortality rate in the control group with delayed initiation of RRT was 55% based on the literature.8,11-19 Differences between treatment groups were to be detected with a power of 80%, if the 90-day mortality rate with early initiation of RRT was 37% or less. The expected treatment effect of 18% was calculated on the mortality differences between early and delayed RRT reported in prior studies.8,11-19 A required sample size for the final analysis was 115 patients per treatment group, 230 patients in total. One interim analysis was performed after half of the total number of deaths across both treatment groups.

Western Railroad Discussion > SOFA AcronymDate: 09/13/06 20:26SOFA Acronym Author: Strikeagle I received a ball cap from a friend that has the Union Pacific emblem on one side, Chicago Service Unit on the other, The Five Lifesavers on the back and FRA, BLE, ASLRRA, AAR and UTU with SOFA in bold letters on the front. Does anyone know what SOFA stands for? Thanks for any help.Date: 09/13/06 20:31Re: SOFA Acronym Author: cs16 Strikeagle Wrote:-------------------------------------------------------> I received a ball cap from a friend that has the> Union Pacific emblem on one side, Chicago Service> Unit on the other, The Five Lifesavers on the back> and FRA, BLE, ASLRRA, AAR and UTU with SOFA in> bold letters on the front. Does anyone know what> SOFA stands for? Thanks for any help.I have a few ideas, but they will get deleted here.Date: 09/13/06 20:36Re: SOFA Acronym Author: David.Curlee SOFA = Switching Operations Fatality AnalysisDate: 09/13/06 20:41Re: SOFA Acronym Author: mojaveflyer Boy, that wasn't the choice I came up with for this acronym but maybe that's due to my prior employment.Date: 09/13/06 20:49Re: SOFA Acronym Author: genevasub SOFA = Send Out For Analysis?Date: 09/13/06 21:53Re: SOFA Acronym Author: potb101 David has it correct. We dealt a lot with SOFA recomendations and statistics when I worked for the POTB.JodyDate: 09/14/06 13:10Re: SOFA Acronym Author: Yardmaster Southern Oregon Fornication AssociationYarddogDate: 09/14/06 22:22Re: SOFA Acronym Author: 567Chant Status of Forces Agreement...Lorenzo[ Share Thread on Facebook ] [ Search ] [ Start a New Thread ] [ Back to Thread List ] [ [ Older> ]

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