Derecruitment Test and Surfactant Therapy in Patients with Acute Lung Injury

Table 1

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with acute lung injury.

Patient	Group	Diagnosis	Age, years	Gender	Height, cm	Weight, kg	SAPS II, points	SOFA, points	LIS, points	PaO2/FiO2, mm Hg	PaCO2, mm Hg
1	ST	Pancreatitis	56	m	170	75	30	5	1.70	268	48.9
2	ST	Pneumonia	68	m	171	77	48	9	1.50	185	43.4
3	ST	Pneumonia	57	m	175	80	46	8	2.25	155	50.5
4	CT	Pneumonia	66	m	162	60	44	9	1.75	200	32.9
5	CT	Pneumonia	33	m	180	70	37	12	2.75	73	44.4
6	CT	Peritonitis	78	f	162	85	66	9	1.75	240	41.7
7	ST	Pneumonia	25	m	183	70	25	6	3.67	121	48.6
8	CT	Pneumonia	57	m	175	75	46	11	2.00	125	49.9
9	CT	Pneumonia	31	f	170	86	22	4	3.25	73	45.4
10	ST	Fat embolism	27	m	178	75	28	5	2.75	189	41.7
11	ST	Pneumonia	52	m	176	90	31	10	3.25	45	55.7
12	CT	Pneumonia	51	m	175	78	45	14	2.50	71	57.0
13	CT	Pneumonia	72	m	175	120	54	11	3.00	83	42.7

Data are presented as absolute values.
ST: surfactant therapy; CT: conventional therapy; LIS: lung injury score; m: male; f: female.