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. 2012 Apr 2;35(4):349–355. doi: 10.1159/000337487

Table 3.

AKI and in-hospital all-cause mortality, stratified by primary discharge diagnosis

Model of AKI Adjusted odds ratio of mortality (95% CI) stratified by primary ICD-9 diagnosis group *
circulatory (n = 3,723) respiratory (n = 1,315) infection (n = 2,790) injury (n = 2,424) other (n = 7,135)
sCr increase
  • <0.3 mg/dl (no AKI)

referent referent referent referent referent
  • ≥0.3 mg/dl or to ≥150% of baseline or initiation of dialysis

3.76 (2.49–5.69) 3.84 (2.14–6.93) 5.06 (3.45–7.43) 2.71 (1.59–4.60) 4.96 (3.77–6.53)
sCr increase
  • <0.3 mg/dl (no AKI)

referent referent referent referent referent
  • ≥0.3 mg/dl or to 150–199% of baseline (AKIN stage 1)

2.42 (1.51–3.90) 1.91 (0.92–3.98) 3.71 (2.36–5.86) 1.62 (0.83–3.15) 2.96 (2.11–4.16)
  • to 200–299% of baseline (AKIN stage 2) to ≥300% of baseline

  • or [sCr ≥4.0 with increase ≥0.5]

5.10 (2.59–10.05) 11.24 (4.37–28.94) 8.39 (4.20–16.75) 5.23 (2.21–12.43) 7.21 (4.49–11.58)
  • or initiation of dialysis (AKIN stage 3)

10.16 (5.62–18.37) 6.74 (2.86–15.91) 6.50 (3.89–10.86) 4.80 (2.02–11.40) 9.95 (6.77–14.64)

AKI stages based upon the AKIN staging system [7]. ICD-9 codes for each subgroup are listed in suppl. Appendix 1. ICD-9 codes for infection are based upon Angus et al. [15] and Wang et al. [16].

*

Adjusted for age, sex, race (black/white/other), chronic kidney disease, and ln(UHC expected mortality).