Community-acquired pneumonia complicated by rhabdomyolysis: A clinical analysis of 11 cases

Table 1 Baseline characteristics and prognoses of patients with rhabdomyolysis induced by community-acquired pneumonia

Case	Age(yr)	Sex	Diagnosis	BMI	Maximum temperature (°C)	Symptoms	AKI	Hospitalstay (d)	Outcome	PSI
1	52	Male	CAP	24.5	41.0	Tiredness, myalgia sometimes	No	11	Cured	67
2	65	Male	SCAP	20.3	39.3	Soy urine hypourocrinia	Yes	25	Cured	105
3	56	Male	CAP	21.7	39.4	Hypourocrinia	Yes	14	Cured	66
4	22	Male	CAP	27.8	40.0	Tired	Yes	7	Cured	37
5	32	Male	SCAP	33.9	40.6	Myalgia, tiredness	No	23	Cured	67
6	72	Male	SCAP	20.3	39.7	None	No	3	Died	112
7	86	Male	CAP	19.5	38.3	Hypourocrinia	Yes	18	Cured	86
8	84	Male	SCAP	-	40.7	None	Yes	44	Cured	99
9	76	Male	SCAP	-	40.5	None	Yes	18	Died	161
10	81	Male	CAP	21.5	38.9	Myalgia, tiredness	No	11	Cured	131
11	48	Male	CAP	21.2	37.3	Soy urine, myalgia	Yes	8	Cured	48

AKI: Acute kidney injury; BMI: Body mass index; CAP: Community-acquired pneumonia; SCAP:Severe community-acquired pneumonia; PSI: Pneumonia severity index.