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. 2020 Feb 4;20:30. doi: 10.1186/s12876-020-1180-0

Table 5.

Baseline characteristics of 117 patients with PAs-induced HSOS at the time of diagnosis

Variables Survival Group Death Group P Value*
Number of patients 44 28
Age, years 59.00 (47.25–63.00) 61.00 (51.25–65.50) 0.60
Male Sex; n (%) 31.00 (70.50%) 20.00 (71.40%) 0.42
Erythrocytes, 1012/L 4.58 (4.11–4.86) 4.44 (4.07–4.99) 0.88
Hemoglobin, g/L 140.00 (128.25–149.75) 139.00 (120.00–154.00) 0.84
Leukocyte, 109/L 5.98 (4.59–7.43) 7.51 (5.30–8.73) 0.44
Platelet, 109/L 110.00 (79.00–168.50) 101.00 (73.00–137.00) 0.30
PT, S 16.40 (15.20–18.70) 17.00 (16.20–18.70) 0.53
INR 1.35 (1.23–1.58) 1.41 (1.29–1.60) 0.48
ALT, U/L 68.00 (41.00–147.00) 82.00 (39.00–203.00) 0.35
AST, U/L 88.00 (59.00–166.00) 108.00 (63.00–197.00) 0.40
Total bilirubin, μmol/L 37.25 (21.80–69.98) 39.15 (26.03–122.75) 0.07
ALB, g/l 32.60 (28.20–34.95) 29.85 (27.75–32.18) 0.44
Urea, mmol/L 6.10 (4.12–7.70) 5.83 (4.26–8.77) 0.34
Creatinine, μmol/L 77.50 (64.35–87.32) 81.95 (66.42–97.40) 0.30

Note: Continuous variables are presented as median (25th–75th percentiles), and categorical variables are presented as count (percentage); * The p-values refer to T-test or chi-square test between patients with survival group and death group