Closed heisenbug-1 closed 10 months ago
It could be they are transitioning from inactive to active at that charted hour. If that's the case, then it's technically true.. albeit confusing. I recall something like this happening when I was doing data exploration.
The goal of the present vs. active distinction is to identify when dialysis is actually ongoing versus when dialysis equipment is in place. So for example, a dialysis line could be in place (dialysis_present = 1), but the patient is not currently being dialyzed (dialysis_active = 0). There were a few items which indicated past dialysis / presence of lines so I thought it useful to capture both. For all intents and purposes I think you can subselect to dialysis_active = 1
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Great! Thanks for the clarification :)
Hello. I have a question regarding the dialysis table in mimiciv_derived.rrt
I'm using the following query to extract stay_ids of patients that got a continuous heparin treatment and some kind of dialysis
SELECT DISTINCT r.* FROM mimiciv_derived.rrt as r, mimiciv_icu.inputevents as i WHERE i.itemid = 225152 AND i.ordercategorydescription = 'Continuous Med' AND r.stay_id = i.stay_id ORDER BY stay_id
What do dialysis_present and dialysis_active mean? The first stay_id returned by this query has CRRT at 11 o'clock with dialysis_active=0 and dialysis_active=1. Isn't this contradictive? Best regards