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. 2021 Mar 11;15(5):421–430. doi: 10.1016/j.jcct.2021.03.003

Table 2.

Independent predictors of mortality at multivariate analysis - the impact coronary artery calcium volume on in-hospital death.

UNIVARIBLE HR 95 CI p-value MULTIVARIABLE HR 95 CI p-value
Age 4.169 3.281–5.299 <0.001 Age 3.261 2.538–4.189 <0.001
Gender, male 1.381 1.009–1.891 0.044 Gender, male 1.738 1.126–2.682 0.013
White blood cells/mm3 1.371 1.167–1.61 <0.001 White blood cells/mm3 1.134 1.013–1.269 0.028
Creatinine mg/dl 1.814 1.63–2.018 <0.001 Creatinine mg/dl 1.419 1.288–1.564 <0.001
Well areaed lung volume cm3 0.451 0.359–0.567 <0.001 Well areaed lung volume cm3 0.417 0.368–0.473 <0.001
CAC mm3 1.25 1.184–1.318 <0.001 CAC mm3 1.308 1.046–1.637 0.019
Arterial hypertension 2.199 1.623–2.98 0.001 Arterial hypertension 1.203 1.05–1.378 0.008
Active malignancy 1.587 0.906–2.779 0.107
CPR mg/L 1.092 0.945–1.261 0.232
Pericardial effusion 1.14 0.664–1.958 0.635
Orotracheal intubation 1.199 0.837–1.718 0.322

HR Hazard ratio; CI confidence interval; CAC coronary artery calcium.; AUC area under the ROC curve, CPR ​= ​c-protein reactive.

The CAC variable in the model is a categorical variable derived from the ROC curve of coronary artery calcium volume values for the outcome mortality.