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The Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society

A detailed study of patient admissions to the Intensive Care Unit at Flinders Medical Centre for 1977 and 1978 was carried out, using a computer controlled system of data analysis. A group of patients of particular interest were those fitting into Cullen's Grade IV classification. Within this group an attempt was made to distinguish between factors leading to survival or death. Mortality in the group was 37070 in 1977 and 32070 in 1978. Factors influencing mortality, such as Cullen's objective data points, nature of illness, renal failure and age, were examined, but no absolute predictors found. Prediction of outcome based on available data is at present only one factor which should influence the decision to admit to Intensive Care or to discontinue therapy.