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Table 1.

Patient characteristics, risk factors, and outcomes.

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Table 2.

Microbiological data of the respiratory samples.

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Fig 1.

Forest plot representing the multivariate model to detect independent risk factors for ventilator-associated pneumonia.

Cut-off points for continuous variables determined using Receiver Operating Characteristic curves: Antibiotic length: 7 days (Sn 72.5%, Sp 71.0%); Inotropic length: 5 days (Sn 75.7%, Sp 59.5%); days on mechanical ventilation (MV): 10 (Sn 84.1%, Sp 73.1%); Length of stay in PICU (paediatric intensive care unit): 15 days (Sn 88.4%, Sp 74.8%); Length of stay in hospital: 20 days (Sn 90.0%, Sp 59.1%).

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Fig 2.

Forest plot representing the variables introduced in the multivariate model to detect independent risk factors for mortality.

Cut-off points for continuous variables determined using Receiver Operating Characteristic curves: Paediatric risk of mortality score (PRISM III)>6 (Sn 84.6%, Sp 69.4%), Vasoactive inotropic score (VIS) (Sn 88.9%, Sp 34.2%).

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Table 3.

Univariate analysis of the risk factors of mortality.

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