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. 2017 Jan 3;12(1):e0169111. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0169111

Table 3. Logistic regression analysis for withdrawal caused by PD-related peritonitis on day 5.

Model • Predictor
• in PDF
• OR
• 95% CI
P-value
c-index • NRI
• 95% CI
P-value
• IDI
• 95% CI
P-value
Model 1 • WBC
• (per 100)
• 1.125
• 1.060–1.194
• <0.001*
0.903
Model 2 • WBC
• (per 100)
• 1.080
• 1.016–1.147
• 0.013*
0.918 • 0.74
• 0.31–1.17
• <0.001*
• 0.05
• -0.01–0.12
• 0.126
• sC5b-9
• (per 10)
• 1.262
• 1.049–1.518
• 0.014*
Model 3 • WBC
• (per 100)
• 1.126
• 1.054–1.203
• <0.001*
0.904 • 0.00
• -0.42–0.42
• 0.996
• 0.00
• -0.00–0.00
• 0.633
C3 • 0.992
• 0.813–1.210
• 0.938
Model 4 • WBC
• (per 100)
• 1.113
• 1.048–1.182
• 0.001*
0.901 • 0.08
• -0.35–0.51
• 0.719
• 0.00
• -0.01–0.02
• 0.790
C4 • 1.261
• 0.710–2.238
• 0.429

Notes: PDF levels of sC5b-9, C3, and C4 were adjusted for protein levels in PDF. The logistic regression models were adjusted for PD history and serum albumin levels. PDF, peritoneal dialysis fluid; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; NRI, net reclassification improvement; IDI, integrated discrimination improvement; WBC, white blood cells.

*P < 0.05.