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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Crit Care Med. 2017 Aug;45(8):e749–e757. doi: 10.1097/CCM.0000000000002372

Table 3.

Fluid Balance and Risk-adjusted One Year Mortality

Population Fluid Balance Adjusted Hazard Ratio (95%CI) by Time Interval in Days$,* P value
All subjects
(n=18,084)
511 1121 2142 4288 88178 178365

Negative vs Even 0.81
(0.68–0.96)
0.91
(0.78–1.06)
1.01
(0.88–1.16)
1.12
(0.98–1.28)
1.16
(1.01–1.32)
1.22
(1.05–1.42)
0.004
Positive vs Even 1.68
(1.46–1.93)
1.92
(1.69–2.17)
1.86
(1.66–2.09)
1.77
(1.58–1.98)
1.61
(1.43–1.81)
1.30
(1.14–1.49)
<0.001
Negative vs Positive 0.48
(0.41–0.56)
0.51
(0.49–0.58)
0.56
(0.50–0.63)
0.64
(0.57–0.72)
0.73
(0.65–0.82)
0.84
(0.74–0.97)
<0.001

RRT subgroup
(n=1,545)
511 1117 1725 2538 3862 62127 127365

Negative vs Even 0.88
(0.52–1.50)
0.99
(0.62–1.57)
0.89
(0.58–1.39)
0.93
(0.60–1.43)
1.13
(0.72–1.76)
1.10
(0.68–1.79)
0.91
(0.52–1.59)
0.889
Positive vs Even 0.86
(0.65–1.14)
0.95
(0.75–1.22)
1.16
(0.92–1.46)
1.07
(0.85–1.35)
1.03
(0.80–1.31)
1.19
(0.91–1.55)
1.23
(0.90–1.68)
0.230

Non-RRT subgroup
(n=16,539)
511 1122 2247 47100 100192 192365

Negative vs Even 0.82
(0.69–0.97)
0.93
(0.80–1.08)
1.04
(0.91–1.19)
1.11
(0.97–1.27)
1.14
(0.99–1.31)
1.20
(1.03–1.40)
0.01
Positive vs Even 1.62
(1.40–1.87)
1.87
(1.65–2.12)
1.83
(1.63–2.06)
1.65
(1.47–1.86)
1.51
(1.34–1.71)
1.25
(1.08–1.44)
<0.001

Non-AKI subgroup
(n=6,098)
513 1342 4290 90160 160260 260365

Negative vs Even 1.00
(0.73–1.36)
1.00
(0.77–1.31)
1.24
(0.97–1.59)
1.41
(1.1–1.79)
1.31
(1.02–1.69)
1.10
(0.82–1.48)
0.064
Positive vs Even 1.62
(1.20–2.18)
1.49
(1.15–1.93)
1.41
(1.10–1.80)
1.47
(1.14–1.88)
1.24
(0.95–1.62)
1.06
(0.78–1.45)
0.002
$

Shown are adjusted hazard ratios (AHR) estimated from Gray’s model (20) for association between FB and mortality for each time interval. Models for all subjects, non-RRT, and non-AKI subgroups included six time intervals and five time nodes. Whereas, RRT subgroup included seven time intervals and six time nodes. For each of the above models, the default timing of nodes is chosen by the statistical program based on number of observations within each time interval. A hazard ratio < 1 suggests that FB is associated with lower mortality and a hazard ratio > 1 suggests FB is associated with higher mortality. P values reported are for the ranges of hazard ratios from the model.

*

Adjusted for age, race, baseline serum creatinine, body mass index, comorbidities, cardiac disease, heart failure, liver disease and associated sequelae, liver transplant, malignancy, surgery, admission APACHE-III score, vasopressor use, mechanical ventilation use, suspected sepsis, and hypotensive index, oliguria, acute kidney injury stratified according KDIGO guidelines (17) and RRT use (except in the RRT subgroup)