Research Article

Incidence and Risk Factors of Delirium in the Intensive Care Unit: A Prospective Cohort

Table 1

Baseline characteristics and outcomes of the participants according to with and without delirium.

VariablesPatients without delirium ()Patients with delirium ()Total patients () value

Age, (years)0.446
Gender, male (%)172 (58.9)84 (77.8)256 (64)<0.001
Marital status, unmarried (%)77 (26.4)56 (51.9)133 (33.2)<0.001
Smoking, yes (%)158 (54.1)79 (73.1)237 (59.3)0.001
Cause of ICU admission, trauma (%)223 (76.4)79 (73.1)302 (75.5)0.506
Head trauma, yes (%)43 (14.7)71 (65.7)114 (28.5)<0.001
Usage of MV, yes (%)109 (37.3)87 (80.6)196 (49)<0.001
APACHE IV score, <0.001
SOFA score, <0.001
RASS, <0.001
VAP, yes (%)42/109 (38.5)16/87 (18.4)58/196 (29.6)0.006
Antibiotics therapy, yes (%)188 (64.4)86 (79.6)274 (68.5)0.004
Hospital LOS, (day)<0.001
ICU LOS, (day)<0.001
Outcome, mortality (%)18 (6.2)23 (21.3)41 (10.2)<0.001

APACHE IV: Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation IV; SOFA: Sequential Organ Failure Assessment; RASS: Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale; MV: mechanical ventilator; VAP: ventilator-associated pneumonia; LOS: length of stay.