Research Article

C-Reactive Protein-to-Albumin Ratio Predicts Sepsis and Prognosis in Patients with Severe Burn Injury

Table 2

Clinical parameters associated with sepsis in severe burns.

ParametersSepsis value
Yes ()No ()

Age (years)0.248
Gender, (%)0.427
 Male49 (59.0)73 (64.6)
 Female34 (41.0)40 (35.4)
BMI (kg/m2)0.771
Causes0.908
 Thermal68 (81.9)90 (79.6)
 Chemical10 (12.0)16 (14.2)
 Electronic5 (6.0)7 (6.2)
Inhalation injury, (%)30 (36.1)24 (21.2)0.021
Admission time from burn (h)0.611
Number of operations, (%)0.125
Mean duration of operation (min)0.251
First excision time from burn (d)0.037
Burn index0.003
ABSI0.001
APACHE II score at admission0.135
SOFA score at admission0.284
Mechanical ventilation, (%)38 (45.8)30 (26.5)0.005
ICU admission, (%)81 (97.6)54 (47.8)<0.001
Preoperative comorbidities, (%)
 Diabetes mellitus9 (10.8)11 (9.7)0.800
 Hypertension14 (16.9)17 (15.0)0.730
 CCD6 (7.2)9 (8.0)0.848
 COPD5 (6.0)7 (6.2)0.961
TBSA percentage, (%)<0.001
Third-degree TBSA percentage, (%)0.006

BMI: body mass index; ABSI: abbreviated burn severity index; APACHE II: Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II; SOFA: Sequential Organ Failure Assessment; ICU: intensive care unit; CCD: chronic coronary disease; COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; TBSA: total burn surface area. values were calculated by Student’s -test or chi-squared test. .