The Relation between Sarcopenia and Mortality in Patients at Intensive Care Unit

Table 2

Laboratory parameters of the study population.

	Mean ± SD	Min–Max
Glucose	152,3 ± 69,3	51–721
Urea	65,8 ± 59,3	3,3–432
CRE	1,67 ± 2,23	0,18–23,2
AST	126,3 ± 369,7	4,3–3511
ALT	77,0 ± 218,5	1–2499
GGT	74,0 ± 121,4	5–1000
ALP	106,2 ± 104,8	23,3–902
T. Protein	5,0 ± 1,0	2,9–7
Albumin	2,6 ± 0,6	0,9–5
CK	259,5 ± 498,4	7,8–4838
Sodium	136,4 ± 8,1	25–156
Potassium	4,4 ± 3,0	2,06–59
Calcium	7,7 ± 1,0	2,5–12
CRP	121,2 ± 108,1	0,2–564
WBC	14,7 ± 10,8	1,9–86,1
RBC	3,8 ± 0,8	1,4–6
HG	10,5 ± 2,2	2,3–17,7
HCT	32,3 ± 6,6	10,9–54,2
PLT	230036,1 ± 143536,0	11000–1233000
Neutrophil	12,5 ± 9,6	1–83,5
Lymphocyte	1,3 ± 1,3	0–11,9

CRE: Creatinine, GGT: Gama glutamyl transferase, ALP: Alkanine Phosphatase, CK: Cratinine kinase, AST: Aspartate dehydrogenase ALT: Alanine dehydrogenase, CRP. Cerum reactive proeiin, Wbc: White blood cells, RBC: Red blood cells, HG: Hemoglobin, HCT: Hematocrit, PLT: PlateletLDH: Lactate dehydrogenase.