Table 5.
Significant Predictors for Mortality After Multivariate Regression Analyses and Bonferroni Correction
| Deaths | Deaths due to Infection | Deaths due to Noninfectious Causes | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Risk Factor | P | HR (95% CI) |
P | HR (95% CI) |
P | HR (95% CI) |
| Enteric colonization by GN-MDR at T0 | n.s. | n.s. | .048 |
10.280
(1.536–68.795) |
||
| Enterobacteriaceae >5% at T0 | .060a | 2.488 (1.156–5.355) |
||||
| Lachnospiraceae ≤10% at T0 | <.001 |
4.439
(2.181–9.035) |
.006 |
7.051
(2.007–24.778) |
<.001 |
21.211
(4.949–90.915) |
The Cox regression model was used for multivariate analyses of mortality. Confidence intervals are reported only for significant variables after Bonferroni family-wise correction. For further details, see the supplementary material.
aData close to the limits of statistical significance after Bonferroni family-wise correction.
Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio; n.s., not significant.