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. 2017 May 31;18:184. doi: 10.1186/s12882-017-0594-6

Table 5.

Analysis of risk factors predictive of mortality in AKI patients undergoing AAA repair surgery

Parameter Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
HR (95%CI) P HR (95%CI) P
Age (years) 0.978 (0.917–1.042) 0.488
Male sex (%) 23.431 (0.000–259.795) 0.595
Baseline SCr (umol/L) 0.999 (0.990–1.008) 0.868
Baseline blood urea nitrogen (mmol/L) 0.940 (0.802–1.101) 0.442
Baseline eGFR (ml/min/1.73m2) 1.003 (0.977–1.029) 0.848
Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm (%) 3.637 (1.174–11.271) 0.025 6.814 (1.344–34.543) 0.020
Renal artery involvement (%) 0.939 (0.239–3.700) 0.929
Hypertension (%) 0.889 (0.182–4.346) 0.884
Cardiovascular diseases (%) 0.869 (0.238–3.174) 0.832
Diabetes mellitus (%) 0.480 (0.061–3.766) 0.485
Surgical procedures
 EVAR (%, reference) 1
 Open aneurysm repair (%) 2.062 (0.663–6.410) 0.211
Operative duration > 230 min (n, %) 0.962 (0.278–3.222) 0.950
Peak SCr after surgery (umol/L) 1.003 (1.000–1.005) 0.023
Peak blood urea nitrogen after surgery (mmol/L) 1.028 (0.986–1.071) 0.192
AKI stage 0.001 0.006
 Stage 1(reference) 1 1
 Stage 2 11.973 (1.326–108.090) 0.027 12.856 (1.279–129.186) 0.030
 Stage 3 41.532 (5.029–342.998) 0.001 37.649 (3.766–376.362) 0.002
Duration to AKI diagnosis (d) 0.133 (0.009–2.058) 0.149
Duration to peak SCr (d) 1.046 (0.903–1.211) 0.551