Table 4.

Correlation analyses between miRs and bilirubin.

Correlation analysis	Day	Pearson r	p-value	Number of pairs
miR-122 and bilirubin	ED	0.7634	0.0004	17
	day 1	0.7652	0.0009	15
	day 2	0.8562	< 0.0001	17
	day 3	0.9228	< 0.0001	16
	day 4	0.9471	< 0.0001	12
	day 5	0.8707	0.0005	11
	day 6	0.9164	0.0002	10
	day 7	0.8877	0.0006	10
	day 8	0.8210	0.0067	9
	day 9	0.9046	0.0020	8
	day 10	0.8783	0.0041	8
miR-let7f and bilirubin	ED	0.4266	0.0877	17
	day 1	0.5678	0.0272	15
	day 2	0.4324	0.0830	17
	day 3	0.5030	0.0470	16
	day 4	0.6359	0.0262	12
	day 5	0.4930	0.1234	11
	day 6	0.5471	0.1017	10
	day 7	0.3112	0.3814	10
	day 8	0.2759	0.4724	9
	day 9	0.4833	0.2251	8
	day 10	0.4494	0.2640	8
miR-21 and bilirubin	ED	0.6863	0.0023	17
	day 1	0.7249	0.0022	15
	day 2	0.5943	0.0119	17
	day 3	0.7207	0.0016	16
	day 4	0.8030	0.0017	12
	day 5	0.6234	0.0404	11
	day 6	0.6458	0.0437	10
	day 7	0.6566	0.0392	10
	day 8	0.5725	0.1072	9
	day 9	0.6945	0.0559	8
	day 10	0.5917	0.1223	8
miR-29a and bilirubin	ED	0.7332	0.0008	17
	day 1	0.7092	0.0031	15
	day 2	0.6909	0.0021	17
	day 3	0.8195	0.0001	16
	day 4	0.8349	0.0007	12
	day 5	0.6775	0.0220	10
	day 6	0.6768	0.0316	10
	day 7	0.6528	0.0407	10
	day 8	0.5356	0.1372	9
	day 9	0.6723	0.0678	8
	day 10	0.6258	0.0970	8

Positive correlation between miRs detected in EVs upon admission of patients to the emergency department (ED) and bilirubin values from ED until day 10 (day 1–10) daily is shown. Bold values indicate significant results.