10.1371/journal.pone.0139374.t001 Zhongheng Zhang Zhongheng Zhang Kun Chen Kun Chen Lin Chen Lin Chen Comparisons of baseline characteristics between survivors and non-survivors. Public Library of Science 2015 APACHE III score lung injury APACHE III Chronic Health Evaluation roc SAILS survivor APACHE III Outcome Prediction ci Sepsis Associated Acute Lung Injury Background auc ALI patients Acutely Injured Lungs Intensive Care Unit 2015-09-30 03:02:27 Dataset https://plos.figshare.com/articles/dataset/_Comparisons_of_baseline_characteristics_between_survivors_and_non_survivors_/1560331 <p>Note:</p><p>* p<0.001 compared between survivors and nonsurvivors.</p><p><sup><b>¶</b></sup> The “primary” should be the most immediate cause. For example, a patient with multiple trauma who develops sepsis and then ALI: primary cause = sepsis; secondary cause = trauma.</p><p><sup><b>§</b></sup> For volume targeted mode.</p><p><sup><b>$</b></sup> Sepsis can be defined as proven or suspected. Suspected infection here means those without proven infection and the infection site is not known.</p><p>Abbreviations:</p><p>APACHE III: Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation III</p><p>ALI: acute lung injury.</p><p>MICU: medical ICU</p><p>SICU: surgical ICU</p><p>CCU: coronary care unit</p><p>MAP: mean arterial pressure.</p><p>Comparisons of baseline characteristics between survivors and non-survivors.</p>