Characteristics and Outcomes of Pediatric Septic Patients With Cancer: A Retrospective Cohort Study

Keyphrases

• Retrospective Cohort Study 100%
• Pediatric 100%
• Emergency Department 100%
• Patients with Cancer 100%
• Oncology Patients 100%
• Septic Patients 100%
• Bacteremia 100%
• Statistical Significance 66%
• Cancer Patients 66%
• In-hospital Mortality 66%
• Oncology 66%
• Pediatric Cancer Patients 66%
• Non-oncology 66%
• High Risk 33%
• Sepsis 33%
• Vasopressors 33%
• High Incidence 33%
• Infection Rate 33%
• Length of Hospital Stay 33%
• Complication Risk 33%
• Mortality Risk 33%
• Antibiotics 33%
• Single Center 33%
• Resuscitation 33%
• Treatment-related Mortality 33%
• Intensive Care Unit Length of Stay 33%
• Infection Site 33%
• Septic Shock 33%
• Severe Sepsis 33%
• Respiratory Rate 33%
• Intravenous Fluids 33%
• General Practitioners 33%
• 18 Years Old 33%
• Laboratory Work 33%
• Sepsis Diagnosis 33%
• Cancer-free 33%
• Aggressive Treatment 33%
• January 2015 33%
• Lower Respiratory 33%
• Concurrent Malignancy 33%
• Vital Signs 33%
• Lung Infection 33%
• Sepsis Mortality 33%
• White Blood Count 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics 100%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 100%
• Oncology 100%
• Sepsis 80%
• Emergency Department 60%
• Bloodstream Infection 60%
• Malignant Neoplasm 40%
• Infection 40%
• Hospital Mortality 40%
• Cancer 20%
• Hypertensive Factor 20%
• Cohort Analysis 20%
• Intensive Care Unit 20%
• Childhood Cancer 20%
• Resuscitation 20%
• Septic Shock 20%
• Lung Infection 20%
• Infusion Fluid 20%
• Pediatric Cancer 20%
• Vital Sign 20%
• General Practitioner 20%
• Antibiotics 20%
• Primary Outcome 20%