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. 2016 Apr 15;4(6):E624–E630. doi: 10.1055/s-0042-105432

Table 3. Risk factors for in-hospital mortality in octogenarians undergoing ERCP.

Univariate analysis Multiple variable analysis
Variable OR 95 % CI Lower 95 % CI Upper p-value OR 95 % CI Lower 95 % CI Upper P value
Age1 1.05 0.997 1.096 0.0674 1.050 1.001 1.101 0.0463
Male sex 1.207 0.984 1.481 0.0717 0.870 0.706 1.071 0.1879
More than 2 comorbidities2 2.447 1.868 3.206  < 0.001 1.446 1.285 1.626  < 0.001
Race, non-white 1.174 0.911 1.513 0.2145
Hospital size
 Small ref
 Medium 1.162 0.731 1.845 1.162
 Large 1.218 0.791 1.874 0.426
Non-teaching hospital 0.772 0.631 0.944 0.0117 0.787 0.641 0.966 0.0218
Region
 West ref
 Northeast 0.993 0.736 1.340 0.9646
 Midwest 0.825 0.611 1.114 0.2086
 South 0.942 0.720 1.232 0.6618
Rural hospital 1.002 0.706 1.421 0.9932
Admission source, emergency department 0.954 0.669 1.361 0.7952
Admission type
 Urgent or emergent ref ref
 Elective 0.642 0.423 0.976 0.038 0.748 0.483 1.157 0.1919
Any stone disease 0.533 0.433 0.656  < 0.001 0.571 0.441 0.739  < 0.001
Any infection 3.329 2.649 4.184  < 0.001 3.105 2.523 4.070  < 0.001
Any malignancy 1.616 1.320 1.977  < 0.001 1.28 1.005 1.629 0.00453
Any pancreatitis 0.751 0.571 0.988 0.0405 0.960 0.723 1.274 0.7771
1

For each additional year.

2

Defined by Elixhauser comorbidity algorithm 13 14