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. 2019 Jul 1;9:9478. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-45977-4

Table 2.

Independent prognostic factors of in-hospital mortality and post-discharge survival.

In-hospital mortality (logistic regression) Post-discharge survival (proportional hazards regression)
Adjusted OR* 95% CI P value Adjusted HR* 95% CI P value
CPR year in 2014 (compared with 2009) 1.47 1.01–2.16 0.129 2.03 1.41–2.91 <0.001
Stomach cancer 2.61 1.44–4.75 0.002 3.21 1.72–5.98 <0.001
Liver cancer 1.79 1.09–2.95 0.022 2.34 1.46–3.76 <0.001
Lung cancer 1.35 0.95–1.92 0.096 1.78 1.30–2.46 <0.001
Oral cancer 0.66 0.44–0.99 0.043 0.81 0.56–1.15 0.239
CCI 0.93 0.87–0.99 0.023 0.94 0.88–1.00 0.062
CPR duration (every ten minutes) 1.33 1.24–1.43 <0.001 1.15 1.08–1.23 <0.001
Chemotherapy prior to CPR 1.10 0.88–1.36 0.404 1.33 1.09–1.63 0.004
Admission for renal disease 0.66 0.21–2.12 0.485 0.32 0.11–0.92 0.034
Admission for trauma disease 0.50 0.17–1.50 0.214 0.30 0.11–0.81 0.018

Note: CCI, charlson comorbidity index; CI, confidence interval; CPR, cardiopulmonary resuscitation; HR, hazard ratio; OR, odds ratio.

*Variables in the model included year of CPR, cancer types, primary disease for admission, gender, age, socioeconomic status, cardioversion, radiotherapy prior to CPR, chemotherapy prior to CPR, and cancer diagnosis to CPR.