Diabetes does not influence selected clinical outcomes in critically ill burn patients

Keyphrases

• Burn Patients 100%
• Diabetes 100%
• Clinical Outcomes 100%
• Critically Ill 100%
• Burn Intensive Care Unit 100%
• Admission Blood Glucose 100%
• Diabetic 75%
• Diabetes Diagnosis 75%
• Intensive Care Unit 50%
• Blood Glucose 50%
• Diabetic Patients 50%
• Non-diabetic 50%
• Injury Severity Score 50%
• Plasma Glucose 50%
• Intensive Care Unit Patients 50%
• Glucose Variability 50%
• Hospital-free Days 50%
• Hyperglycemia 25%
• Medical Records 25%
• Statistical Analysis 25%
• Regression Analysis 25%
• Intensive Insulin Therapy 25%
• High Glucose 25%
• Non-associated 25%
• Exclusion Criteria 25%
• Ventilator-free Days 25%
• Glucose Control 25%
• Mann-Whitney U Test 25%
• Point-of-care 25%
• Glucose Values 25%
• Multivariate Regression 25%
• Military Patients 25%
• Skin Infection 25%
• Incomplete Record 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Thermal Burn 100%
• Clinical Outcome 100%
• Burn Unit 100%
• Glucose Blood Level 75%
• Diabetes Mellitus 50%
• Intensive Care Unit 50%
• Injury Severity Score 50%
• Medical Record 25%
• Hyperglycemia 25%
• Insulin Treatment 25%
• Glucose Level 25%
• Rank Sum Test 25%
• Skin Infection 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thermal Burn 100%
• Diabetes 100%
• Intensive Care Unit 100%
• Blood Glucose 50%
• Diabetes Mellitus 33%
• Abbreviated Injury Scale 33%
• Hyperglycemia 16%
• Insulin Treatment 16%
• Medical Record 16%
• Rank Sum Test 16%
• Skin Infection 16%
• Exclusion Criterion 16%