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Blood urea nitrogen, serum HCO levels, and random blood sugar were significantly associated with mortality. Presence of sepsis during the disease course was associated with higher mortality (9/12 vs. 2/39; = 0.001). Other components of SCORTEN like age and heart rate were not significantly associated with poor outcome in our study. None of our patients had associated malignancy. A higher detached BSA, presence of sepsis, higher blood urea nitrogen and random blood sugar, and lower serum HCO levels were associated with mortality. Refinem
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