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. 2019 Feb 15;33(2):499–507. doi: 10.1111/jvim.15421

Table 1.

Univariable association between variables and short‐term death in dogs with acute pancreatitis in training cohort

Variable Total n/N0 Outcome at 30 days after‐admission P‐value Crude hazard ratio (95% CI)
Survivors n/N1 (%) Nonsurvivors n/N2 (%)
SIRS 72/138 38/92 (41) 34/46 (74) <.001 5.0 (2.3‐10.8)
Coagulation disorders 13/97 4/63 (6) 9/34 (26) .006 2.9 (1.4‐6.4)
Metabolic acidosis 32/85 12/51 (24) 20/34 (59) <.001 3.2 (1.6‐6.4)
Hepatic injury 67/124 46/88 (52) 21/36 (58) .51 1.3 (0.7‐2.6)
Increased creatinine 64/138 19/92 (21) 27/46 (59) <.001 3.7 (2.0‐6.7)
Hyperkalemia 15/130 5/85 (6) 10/45 (22) .020 2.4 (1.0‐5.7)
Ionized hypocalcemia 26/96 8/62 (13) 18/34 (53) <.001 4.7 (2.3‐9.4)
Hyperglycemia 16/122 7/84 (8) 9/38 (24) .011 2.7 (1.3‐5.6)
Hypoalbuminemia 62/101 41/71 (58) 21/30 (70) .048 1.9 (1.0‐4.1)
Spec‐cPL > 1000 μg/L 41/138 22/92 (24) 19/46 (41) .054 1.8 (1.0‐3.2)
Age (years) 138/138 11.3 (range, 1‐16) 9.3 (range, 2.3‐20) .67 1.3 (0.7‐2.4)

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; N, number of dogs for which the abnormality was investigated (N0 total, N1 survivor, N2 nonsurvivor); n, number of dogs presenting the laboratory or clinical abnormality; SIRS, systemic inflammatory response syndrome