Nalan ADIGÜZEL,
Sami Cenk KIRAKLI,
Gökay GÜNGÖR,
Zühal KARAKURT,
Özlem EDİBOĞLU,
Pınar ÇİMEN,
Cüneyt SALTÜRK,
Özlem YAZICIOĞLU MOÇİN,
Ceyda MAHLEÇ ANAR,
Merih KALAMANOĞLU BALCI,
Dursun ALİZOROĞLU
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Predictors of mortality in cancer patients who need intensive care unit support: a two center cohort study
Predictors of mortality in cancer patients who need intensive care unit support: a two center cohort study
Background/aim: Cancer patients frequently need intensive care support due to respiratory failure. We aimed to evaluate the predictorsof mortality in cancer patients who were admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU).Materials and methods: This study was performed in the ICUs of two centers between 1 January 2008 and 31 December 2015.Demographic data, cancer type, causes of respiratory failure, comorbidities, APACHE II scores, treatments, and mortality rates wererecorded.Results: A total number of 583 cancer patients (477 males) were enrolled from the two centers. Of those, 472 patients had lung cancer(81%), while 111 had extrapulmonary malignancies (19%), having similar mortality rates. Causes of respiratory failure were mostlyinvasion of the cancer itself in 84% of cases and due to infection in 12%. ICU mortality rate was 53% and the 1-year mortality rate was80%. APACHE II scores were significantly higher in nonsurvivors (P < 0.001). One-year survival was found to be significantly shorterin females than males (9 days vs. 12 days) in patients with lung cancer.Conclusion: Mortality rates of cancer patients who need ICU support are higher than overall ICU mortality. High APACHE II scoresand female sex seem to be related to mortality in these patients.
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