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. 2020 Nov 12;10:19638. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-76765-0

Table 4.

Contributing factors to increasing medical costs.

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
β 95% CI P value β 95% CI P value
CRP (per 0.1 mg/dl increase) 0.004 0.003–0.006  < 0.001* 0.003 0.001–0.005 0.003*
Emergent initiation (vs. planned) 0.115 0.061–0.169  < 0.001* 0.080 0.021–0.139 0.008*
BP < 130 mmHg (vs. ≥ 130) 0.080  − 0.003–0.164 0.06 0.049  − 0.031–0.129 0.23
ALB (per 0.1 g/dl increase)  − 0.016  − 0.025 to − 0.007  < 0.001* − 0.006  − 0.017–0.004 0.23
CVD (vs. without CVD) 0.031  − 0.026–0.087 0.29  − 0.017  − 0.075–0.041 0.56
Age ≥ 80 years old (vs. < 80) 0.027  − 0.050–0.103 0.49  − 0.020  − 0.095–0.055 0.60
Female (vs. male)  − 0.003  − 0.065–0.059 0.92 0.006  − 0.052–0.064 0.84
DM (vs. without DM)  − 0.009  − 0.068–0.050 0.76 0.006  − 0.061–0.054 0.91

β standardized partial regression coefficient, CI confidence interval, BP blood pressure, CVD cardiovascular disease, DM diabetes mellitus.

*p value < 0.05.