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. 2020 Apr 22;35(9):1749–1759. doi: 10.1007/s00467-020-04560-0

Table 5.

Comparison of patients with poor renal outcome (decreased GFR, proteinuria, and/or hypertension with or without medication) (n = 20) to those with no renal impairment (n = 57) using binary logistic regression model

Number Renal outcome
Poor outcome (20) Good outcome (57) OR (95% CI) p value
Age < 3 years 16 (80%) 23 (40%) 5.91 (1.75–19.96) 0.004
Antimicrobial treatment 15 (75%) 28 (50%)a 3.00 (0.96–9.38) NS
Leukocytes > 20 × 109/L 15 (75%) 22 (41%)b 4.36 (1.38–13.76) 0.012
Platelet infusions 10 (50%) 31 (57%)b 0.74 (0.27–2.08) NS
Major CNS symptoms 10 (50%) 19 (33%) 2.00 (0.71–5.63) NS
Presence of anuria 14 (70%) 25 (45%)a 2.90 (0.97–8.62) NS
Need of dialysis 18 (90%) 32 (56%) 7.03 (1.49–33.19) 0.014
Dialysis time over 10 days 11 (55%) 13 (23%) 4.14 (1.4–12.14) 0.010
Serogroup O157c 8 (57%) 26 (70%) 0.56 (0.16–2.01) NS
Stx1 alonec 1 (7%) 1 (3%) 2.77 (0.16–47.56) NS
Stx2 alonec 12 (82%) 34 (96%) 0.53 (0.08–3.56) NS
Stx 1 and 2c 1 (7%) 2 (5%) 1.35 (0.11–16.13) NS

OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, CNS central nervous system, NS nonspecific

aData missing from one patient

bData missing from three patients

cIncludes only 51 patients (14 with poor and 37 with good long-term renal outcome)