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. 2019 Nov 8;5(1):1–10. doi: 10.1159/000503921

Table 4.

Multivariate analysis showing various clinical and laboratory variables at admission as independent predictors of 3-month mortality

Variables B SE Wald df Sig. exp(B)
Residence 1.473 0.879 2.807 1 0.094 4.361
Jaundice 0.569 1.615 0.124 1 0.725 1.767
Ascites −2.245 1.578 2.024 1 0.155 0.106
Haematemesis −2.298 1.298 3.134 1 0.077 0.101
Decreased urine output −5.049 1.722 8.596 1 0.003 0.006
Encephalopathy −2.576 1.331 3.745 1 0.053 0.076
Peripheral oedema 1.365 1.244 1.203 1 0.273 3.914
Parotid enlargement −0.629 0.976 0.415 1 0.520 0.533
White nails −4.928 1.640 9.029 1 0.003 0.007
WBC count −0.076 0.072 1.110 1 0.292 0.926
Total serum bilirubin −0.167 0.066 6.482 1 0.011 0.846
Serum albumin 0.664 0.984 0.456 1 0.500 1.943
INR −1.323 0.632 4.386 1 0.036 0.266
Serum creatinine 0.750 0.434 2.988 1 0.084 2.118
Serum sodium 0.020 0.091 0.050 1 0.823 1.021
Constant 9.390 11.946 0.618 1 0.432 11,973.905

The constant is the predicted value when all the x variables = 0. Bold type denotes significance. INR, international normalized ratio; SE, standard error; WBC, white blood cell; B, coefficient for the constant; SE, standard error; Wald, Wald χ2 value; df, degrees of freedom; Sig., significance probability or p value; exp(B), exponentiation of the B coefficient.