Neuropsychiatric symptoms in the context of hemodynamic disruption during septic shock

Table 6 Survival analysis outcomes

Indicator	Survival analysis	Log-rank test	P value
Neuropsychiatric symptom severity	Reduced survival rates in septic shock patients with severe symptoms	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05
Persistent hypotension	Increased 28-day mortality rates	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05
Elevated lactate levels	Increased 28-day mortality rates	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05
Cardiac index (L/min/m²)	Reduced survival rates with lower cardiac index	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05
Mean arterial pressure (mmHg)	Reduced survival rates with lower mean arterial pressure	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05
Systemic vascular resistance (dyn·s/cm5)	Increased mortality rates with higher systemic vascular resistance	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05
Pulmonary artery wedge pressure (mmHg)	Increased mortality rates with higher pulmonary artery wedge pressure	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05
Stroke volume (mL)	Reduced survival rates with lower stroke volume	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05
Mixed venous oxygen saturation (SvO2, %)	Reduced survival rates with lower SvO2	Significant correlation with prognosis	< 0.05