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Figure 1.

The Study Flowchart.

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Table 1.

Demographic characteristics and clinical features of patients with severe sepsis in their first-episode ICU admission.

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Table 2.

Outcomes of acute organ dysfunction(s) and 90-days in-hospital mortality rate in patients with severe sepsis by diabetes mellitus status.

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Figure 2.

Kaplan-Meier survival curves in diabetic and non-diabetic patients with severe sepsis shown by type of acute organ dysfunction. Log-rank test was used for comparing their survival.

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Figure 3.

Kaplan-Meier survival curves in diabetic and non-diabetic patients with severe sepsis by number involvement of organ dysfunction. Log-rank test was used for comparing their survival.

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Table 3.

Cox proportional hazard model assessing the effect of diabetes on 90-days hospital mortality in patients with severe sepsis having at least one organ dysfunction in their first-episode ICU admission.

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Table 4.

Total days of stay per ICU hospitalization.

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Table 5.

Multiple logistic regression analysis to predict the occurrence of mortality based on diabetes, gender, age group, Charlson comorbidities index and number of organ failure.

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Table 6.

Previous published works comparing the outcomes particularly the mortality rate between diabetics and nondiabetics with sepsis or severe infection.

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