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Table 1 The demographic, clinical, and laboratory data of the study group of 103 SLE patients

From: Predictors of admission to intensive care unit among systemic lupus erythematosus patients: prospective study

Items

N = 103 (100%)

Demographic data

 Age mean ± SD (range, 12‑45)

29.2 ± 7.4

 Sex, no. (%)

  Female

91 (87.35%)

  Male

12 (11.65%)

 Smoking, no. (%)

  Smoker

7 (6.8%)

  Non-smoker

96 (93.2)

 Disease duration (years)

4‑10 months

 Mean ± SD

4 ± 2

Clinical features

 Malar rash, no. (%)

35 (34.0%)

 Photosensitivity, no. (%)

34 (33.0%)

 Oral ulcer, no. (%)

21 (20.4%)

 Arthritis, no. (%)

30 (29.1%)

 Pleurisy

22 (21.4%)

 Pericarditis

21 (20.4%)

 Proteinuria more than 0.5 g

65 (63.1%)

 Vasculitis

12 (11.7%)

 Fever > 38

17 (16.5%)

 Seizure

11 (10.7%)

 Psychosis

7 (6.8%)

 Lupus headache

15 (14.6%)

 CVA

13 (12.6%)

 SLEDAI, mean ± SD (2‑48)

18 ± 10

 SLICC, mean ± SD (0‑15)

5 ± 3

 APACHE II score, mean ± SD (7‑39)

19 ± 8

Laboratory investigations

 Hemolytic anemia

18 (17.5%)

 Leukopenia less 4000

22 (21.4%)

 Lymphopenia less 1500

26 (25.2%)

 Thrombocytopenia

31 (30.1%)

 ANA

76 (73.8%)

 Anti-dsDNA

74 (71.8%)

 HypoC3

37 (35.9%)

 HypoC4

37 (35.9%)

Medications

 Steroid

73 (70.9%)

 Azathioprine

53 (51.5%)

 Cyclophosphamide

22 (21.4%)

 Chloroquine

81 (78.6%)

 Mycophenolate mofetil

20 (19.4%)

 Cyclosporine

5 (4.9%)

 Combined therapy

93 (90.2%)

Total SLE patients

103 (100%)

 No admission to ICU

81 (78.6%)

 Admitted to ICU

22 (21.4%)

 Died

4 (18.2%)

 Survival

18 (81.8%)