Temporal patterns of organ dysfunction in COVID-19 patients hospitalized in the intensive care unit: A group-based multitrajectory modeling analysis

• Published in: International journal of infectious diseases Vol. 144; p. 107045
• Main Authors: Yu, Jiafei, Zhang, Kai, Chen, Tianqi, Lin, Ronghai, Chen, Qijiang, Chen, Chensong, Tong, Minfeng, Chen, Jianping, Yu, Jianhua, Lou, Yuhang, Xu, Panpan, Zhong, Chao, Chen, Qianfeng, Sun, Kangwei, Liu, Liyuan, Cao, Lanxin, Zheng, Cheng, Wang, Ping, Chen, Qitao, Yang, Qianqian, Chen, Weiting, Wang, Xiaofang, Yan, Zuxi, Zhang, Xuefeng, Cui, Wei, Chen, Lin, Zhang, Zhongheng, Zhang, Gensheng
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Canada Elsevier Ltd 01.07.2024; Elsevier
• Subjects: COVID-19; Group-based multitrajectory modeling; Intensive care unit; Multiple-organ dysfunction; Sequential organ failure assessment score; COVID-19; Sequential organ failure assessment score; Multiple-organ dysfunction; Intensive care unit; Group-based multitrajectory modeling; intensive care unit; multiple-organ dysfunction; group-based multitrajectory modelling; sequential organ failure assessment score

•Four temporal trajectories of organ dysfunctions were identified by the group-based multitrajectory modeling.•Respiratory dysfunction was the most severe in COVID-19 patients.•Respiratory dysfunction trajectory may predict nonpulmonary organ dysfunctions.•Respiratory dysfunction trajectory may pred...