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. 2020 Dec 8:1–7. doi: 10.1159/000512371

Table 3.

Association between acute kidney injury and in-hospital mortality

Variables Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
odds ratio 95% CI p value odds ratio 95% CI p value
Age 1.032 1.012–1.053 0.002 1.029 0.999–1.061 0.056
Sex (female) 0.623 0.384–1.009 0.055 0.454 0.217–0.950 0.036
Comorbidities
 Hypertension 0.816 0.507–1.313 0.403
 Diabetes 1.086 0.616–1.913 0.776
 Coronary artery disease 2.256 1.058–4.810 0.035
 Chronic obstructive lung disease 0.677 0.337–1.362 0.274 2.002 0.632–6.343 0.238
 Chronic kidney disease 4.367 1.216–15.687 0.024 0.340 0.070–1.656 0.182
NLR 1.065 1.039–1.092 <0.001 1.052 1.020–1.086 0.001
Albumin 0.812 0.760–0.869 <0.001 0.886 0.820–0.958 0.002
AKI
 Non-AKI Reference Reference
 Stage 1 7.342 3.504–15.383 <0.001 5.374 2.147–13.452 <0.001
 Stage 2 7.495 3.130–17.946 <0.001 6.216 2.011–19.210 0.002
 Stage 3 44.970 15.165–133.354 <0.001 34.033 9.723–119.129 <0.001
SOFA score 1.273 1.153–1.406 <0.001 1.361 1.164–1.591 <0.001

Variables included in multivariate analysis were age, sex, chronic obstructive lung disease, chronic kidney disease, NLR, albumin, AKI, and SOFA score. NLR, neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; AKI, acute kidney injury; SOFA, Sepsis-Related Organ Failure Assessment.