Table 3.

Logistic regression analysis of factors associated with cardiac injury

					AGE
	Crude OR (95% CI)	p value	Adjusted OR (95% CI)	p value	Adjusted OR (95% CI)	p value
PCT	7.474 (2.384–23.436)	0.001	8.65 (2.433–30.752)	0.001*	1.146 (1.056–1.243)	0.001
IL‐2R	1.001 (1–1.002)	0.002	1.002 (1.001–1.003)	0.001*	1.178 (1.08–1.286)	<0.001
IL‐6	3.214 (1.222–8.454)	0.018	3.724 (1.186–11.689)	0.024*	1.144 (1.059–1.235)	0.001
IL‐10	1.226 (0.993–1.514)	0.058	1.309 (1.031–1.663)	0.027*	1.162 (1.075–1.257)	<0.001
TNF‐α	1.152 (1.048–1.265)	0.003	1.166 (1.046–1.301)	0.006*	1.144 (1.058–1.238)	0.001
hs‐CRP	1.01 (1.003–1.017)	0.003	1.014 (1.006–1.023)	0.001*	1.175 (1.083–1.275)	0.001
D‐dimer	1.007 (0.988–1.027)	0.462	1.016 (0.995–1.036)	0.13	1.171 (1.084–1.266)	<0.001
WBC	1.413 (1.191–1.677)	<0.001	1.521 (1.226–1.886)	<0.001*	1.173 (1.075–1.28)	<0.001
Neutrophil	1.499 (1.24–1.813)	<0.001	1.669 (1.292–2.156)	<0.001*	1.173 (1.071–1.285)	0.001
Lymphocyte	0.309 (0.114–0.836)	0.021	0.296 (0.089–0.991)	0.048*	1.147 (1.063–1.239)	<0.001
NK cell	0.987 (0.977–0.996)	0.008	0.983 (0.971–0.996)	0.01*	1.213 (1.06–1.389)	0.005

PCT and IL‐6 were first converted to binary variables due to improper data distribution.

Age was analyzed as an adjustment factor, and the p value of age represented the statistical significance of age in the logistic regression model.

^* p values indicate differences between TnI‐positive and TnI‐negative groups; p < .05 was considered statistically significant.