COVID-19 LEARNINGS IN 22 INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN LATIN AMERICA DURING THE FIRST WAVE: COLLABORATIVE MULTICENTER STUDY

A.R. ARENAS VILLAMIZAR; J. GARATE SAGREDO; C.-A. VELÁSQUEZ GIRALDO; H. LEÓN-G; M. PERDOMO; J. VERGARA CENTENO; J. GALLEGOS POLO; V. CAMPOZANO B; J. BARBERAN; J. PAREDES; L. GONZALEZ-ZAMBRANO; J. ESCALANTE ALVARADO; M.S. FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA; M. ZAPATA MUÑOZ; I. BESOMI ORMAZÁBAL; F. FLORES LABBÉ; M. HOLGUIN; O. PINILLOS SENIOR; N. PINILLOS PEDROZA; G. AMÉSQUITA G; G.A. PAVA BARRIOS; C.S. SHIRLEY J; L.S. NOBILE; M.L. FRANCO KUROKI; E. ROQUE E; B. ARGÜELLO; F. LIPOVESTKY; C.C. PERDOMO M; M. AYALA VALVERDE; A. ORTIZ AYALA; A. LUNA F; R.A. MUÑOZ TOVAR; A. ARCHILA; S.X. OLAYA GARAY

doi:10.1016/j.chest.2021.12.240

COVID-19 LEARNINGS IN 22 INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN LATIN AMERICA DURING THE FIRST WAVE: COLLABORATIVE MULTICENTER STUDY

A.R. ARENAS VILLAMIZAR, J. GARATE SAGREDO, C.-A. VELÁSQUEZ GIRALDO, H. LEÓN-G, M. PERDOMO, J. VERGARA CENTENO, J. GALLEGOS POLO, V. CAMPOZANO B, J. BARBERAN, J. PAREDES, L. GONZALEZ-ZAMBRANO, J. ESCALANTE ALVARADO, M.S. FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA, M. ZAPATA MUÑOZ, I. BESOMI ORMAZÁBAL, F. FLORES LABBÉ, M. HOLGUIN, O. PINILLOS SENIOR, N. PINILLOS PEDROZA, G. AMÉSQUITA GG.A. PAVA BARRIOS, C.S. SHIRLEY J, L.S. NOBILE, M.L. FRANCO KUROKI, E. ROQUE E, B. ARGÜELLO, F. LIPOVESTKY, C.C. PERDOMO M, M. AYALA VALVERDE, A. ORTIZ AYALA, A. LUNA F, R.A. MUÑOZ TOVAR, A. ARCHILA, S.X. OLAYA GARAY

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TYPE: Late Breaking Abstract TOPIC: Critical Care PURPOSE: Determine the prognostic factors of severity and mortality in critically ill patients due to COVID-19 that allow a rapid identification upon admission to the ICU and better results with existing resources, using validated prognostic models METHODS: An analytical observational study was conducted in COVID-19 critically ill patients in 22 ICUs in 8 Latin American countries. A multivariate analysis was performed and severity and mortality prediction models were estimated using StataCorp 15.0® RESULTS: 539 patients were included in the study. Hospital mortality was 48.42%. Factors associated with severity were: SOFA Score (OR: 1.18 CI: 1.07-1.31 p=0.001), APACHE Score (OR: 1.08 95% CI: 1.03-1.14 p=0.002), tachypnea (OR: 1.39 95% CI: 1.31-1.47 p=

Original language	Spanish (Chile)
Pages (from-to)	A208-A209
Journal	Chest
Volume	161
Issue number	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chest.2021.12.240
State	Published - Jun 2022

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ARENAS VILLAMIZAR, A. R., GARATE SAGREDO, J., VELÁSQUEZ GIRALDO, C.-A., LEÓN-G, H., PERDOMO, M., VERGARA CENTENO, J., GALLEGOS POLO, J., CAMPOZANO B, V., BARBERAN, J., PAREDES, J., GONZALEZ-ZAMBRANO, L., ESCALANTE ALVARADO, J., FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA, M. S., ZAPATA MUÑOZ, M., BESOMI ORMAZÁBAL, I., FLORES LABBÉ, F., HOLGUIN, M., PINILLOS SENIOR, O., PINILLOS PEDROZA, N., ... OLAYA GARAY, S. X. (2022). COVID-19 LEARNINGS IN 22 INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN LATIN AMERICA DURING THE FIRST WAVE: COLLABORATIVE MULTICENTER STUDY. Chest, 161(6), A208-A209. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chest.2021.12.240

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ARENAS VILLAMIZAR, AR, GARATE SAGREDO, J, VELÁSQUEZ GIRALDO, C-A, LEÓN-G, H, PERDOMO, M, VERGARA CENTENO, J, GALLEGOS POLO, J, CAMPOZANO B, V, BARBERAN, J, PAREDES, J, GONZALEZ-ZAMBRANO, L, ESCALANTE ALVARADO, J, FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA, MS, ZAPATA MUÑOZ, M, BESOMI ORMAZÁBAL, I, FLORES LABBÉ, F, HOLGUIN, M, PINILLOS SENIOR, O, PINILLOS PEDROZA, N, AMÉSQUITA G, G, PAVA BARRIOS, GA, SHIRLEY J, CS, NOBILE, LS, FRANCO KUROKI, ML, ROQUE E, E, ARGÜELLO, B, LIPOVESTKY, F, PERDOMO M, CC, AYALA VALVERDE, M, ORTIZ AYALA, A, LUNA F, A, MUÑOZ TOVAR, RA, ARCHILA, A & OLAYA GARAY, SX 2022, 'COVID-19 LEARNINGS IN 22 INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN LATIN AMERICA DURING THE FIRST WAVE: COLLABORATIVE MULTICENTER STUDY', Chest, vol. 161, no. 6, pp. A208-A209. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chest.2021.12.240

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