E study ° University t Umea, Sweden, 2006 to 2007. 238 patients met the inclusion criteria of the age MK-2206 of 20 C, stay on the ICU C. for 72 h (Haupt-Studiengruppe. A group of 52 deceased patients stay in the ICU \ h 72 was achieved by using separate early death. Patients were ever by age in comparison, APACHE II score, BMI, admission diagnosis and outcome in the ICU (mortality t, L length of stay in ICU (LOS, in time, the fans and the SOFA score. with an individual process corresponding groups (BMI [30 and were the group of underweight (BMI \ 20 with the normal weight group compared with (20.0 BMI 24.4. the relationship between BMI and the outcome in the ICU was determined by multiple linear regression analysis.
RESULTS. In the main study group, duration of mechanical ventilation, ICU LOS (Figure 1, the SOFA score and mortality t showed no difference between BMI groups (p 0.55, p0.06, p0.40 and p0.71, and admission diagnoses were not shown on BMI groups in the relationship (p0.06. multiple regression analysis and the individual adaptation KU-55933 (Table 1 indicate that the BMI is not an independent ngiger Pr predictor for the outcome of the intensive care unit. VARIABLES A table of the results in pairs IMC IMC S. BMI \ 20.0 20.0 24.4 [30.0 20.0 24.4 L length of stay in ICU (hours 233 139 217 81 0.82 261 220 211 128 0.61 Time on ventilator (162 hours 119 165 177 190 154 117 92 0.75 0.69 days creatinine 1 pmol / L 77 46 87 24 87 52 0.09 134 86 0.01 0.3 2.1 0.6 Delta SOFA 2 3 0 , 39 0.7 1.9 1.1 2.0 0.
33 CONCLUSION. ICU outcomes (mortality t, ICU LOS, at the time Beatmungsger t, SOFA score was not influenced by BMI. GRANT thanksgiving. This study was by a grant from the Medical Faculty t, Universit t Ume ° financed. 0529 patients with heart STOP the departure of persons aged Y. Moriwaki, M. Iwashita, Y Tahara, S. Matsuzaki, N. Harunari, S. Arata, H. Toyoda, T. Kosuge, N. Suzuki, M. Sugiyama Critical Care and Emergency Center, Yokohama City University Medical Center in Yokohama, Japan INTRODUCTION. in some developed countries today L remain many older people in residence for the elderly liked t as the private home with their families for several reasons. Most older people live, have a relationship with h hos usern clinics or support, because people who have older medical problems, which are generally regularly ig a doctor about these lessons usern hos or clinics.
but in a state of emergency, especially at night or day Holly, then put these people not be transferred to the h hos hauses and in the N height of the emergency room hospital, where no information about doctors patients have transferred the medical situation and their philosophy of life and death process. We often aggressive resuscitation of the spirit of the patient. The purpose of this study is to chg walls dealing with people at the residence of older people in emergencies to kl ren. METHODS. OHCPA We examined patients who were transferred to our center from the residence of persons aged 2 years for the latter.
In Yokohama, the patient is in the CPA essentially transferred to the n HIGHEST ED for about 11 hours Kenh usern with corresponding F ability of CPR properly, au fill it in particular cases, where families can delay the patient’s mind and the hope of the EMS. RESULTS . in 27 patients were transferred to our center CEC. Although all 27 patients, the ADL was limited and was expected death, all patients and their families were not prospective about their process of death rt. We performed blindly aggressive resuscitation. patients achieved ROSC survived 12 and only 2, k a nnte of them transferred to the residence of older neurological condition for the normal and the other to the h to be returned Pital other vegetative state. Although both witnessed the nurse at the residence showed both an asystole as the first heart rate in the scene. Among the 27 patients seen 16 of its employees.
In all patients, seven witnesses were in the dining room, one in the room bathroom, and one in the labatory without witnesses. In 18 patients who were found in the private room, only 7 employees and witnesses rescue of an emergency, someone technician (ELST on the scene. In Figure 7, F cases voluntarily from the CPR, in 11 F cases performed by the viewer telephone CPR advice cases, and in 8 F, CPR was performed. CONCLUSION. Most patients nursing home was bad as malswallowing, low capacity t actibity and in everyday life. can be expected to die from these conditions. In some countries too, including Japan is, put the death under taboo and most of the people of this H not user discuss death with patients or their families. However, in order prepared for emergencies, including normal APC and to avoid confusion and the feeling is not under these conditions, we should see the patient and their families, their process of death in intensive care READMITION 0530:. a note Oliveira1 RP, MP Hetzel1, DM Dallegrave1, RC Santos1, J. Ho ¨ HER1, G. Friedman2 1icu, Complexo Hospitalar Santa Casa 2icu, Universidade Federal Da Co. ˆ ncias sow ´ De Porto Alegre, Porto Alegre, Brazil INTRODUCTION