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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Apr 27.
Published in final edited form as: Kidney Int. 2008 Apr 2;74(1):101–107. doi: 10.1038/ki.2008.107

Table 1.

Characteristics of subjects who did and did not suffer dialysis-requiring ARF during hospitalization

Characteristic Subjects who developed ARF during hospitalization (N=1764) Subjects who did not develop ARF during hospitalization (N=600 820)
Mean age at hospitalization±s.d., years 65.4±14.1 57.3±17.2
Women, n (%) 735 (41.7%) 340 940 (56.8 %)
Race/ethnicity
 White/European 1086 (61.6%) 385 314 (64.1%)
 Black/African 251 (14.2%) 48 257 (8.0%)
 American
 Hispanic 147 (8.3%) 41 194 (6.9%)
 Asian/Pacific Islander 167 (9.5%) 55 778 (9.3%)
 Native American/Mixed 101 (5.7%) 30 369 (5.1%)
 Unknown 12 (0.7%) 39 908 (6.6%)
Selected medical history
 Diabetes mellitus 851 (48.2%) 87 133 (14.5%)
 Diagnosed hypertension 1268 (71.9%) 221 422 (36.9%)
 Documented proteinuria 969 (54.9%) 65 679 (10.9%)
 Chronic heart failure 809 (45.9%) 31 754 (5.3%)
 Chronic liver disease 111 (6.3%) 10 903 (1.8%)
Index hospitalization features
 Hyperbilirubinemia 347 (19.7%) 6419 (1.1%)
 Intensive care unit stay 1101 (62.4%) 34 077 (5.7%)
 Sepsis 488 (27.7%) 6879 (1.1%)
 Mechanical ventilation 551 (31.2%) 6345 (1.1%)
 Diagnostic cardiac catheterization involving intravenous contrast 127 (7.2%) 24 024 (4.0%)
 Percutaneous coronary intervention 31 (1.8%) 4491 (0.8%)
 Coronary artery bypass graft surgery 52 (2.9%) 3144 (0.5%)
 Other cardiac surgery 39 (2.2%) 650 (0.1%)

ARF, acute renal failure.

P-value for all comparisons <0.0001.