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. 2021 Apr 30;11:9361. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-88679-6

Table 3.

Model performance to predict mortality basing on the addition of biomarkers.

Model C-statistic 95% CI P-value
Base model (as reference) 0.891 0.866–0.916 ref
Base model + hemoglobin 0.900 0.877–0.923 0.012
Base model + leukocytes 0.907 0.884–0.929 0.001
Base model + neutrophils 0.934 0.914–0.955  < 0.001
Base model + neu-lymph ratio 0.934 0.914–0.955  < 0.001
Base model + lymph × 100 leu 0.905 0.884–0.927 0.015
Base model + GOT 0.915 0.892–0.938 0.002
Base model + GGT 0.906 0.881–0.931 0.014
Base model + creatinine 0.910 0.887–0.933  < 0.001
Base model + CRP 0.915 0.892–0.937 0.001
Base model + IL-6 0.916 0.883–0.949 0.021
Base model + procalcitonin 0.916 0.877–0.926 0.026
Base model + LDH 0.925 0.905–0.946  < 0.001
Base model + D-dimer 0.903 0.879–0.926 0.036

Model performance after the addition of different biomarker to the base model [age, comorbidities (hypertension, dyslipidemia, diabetes mellitus, peripheral artery disease, heart disease, COPD/asthma), days of symptoms, respiratory insufficiency, in-hospital drugs (antiviral, chloroquine, ceftriaxone, corticosteroids, anticoagulation, antiplatelet)].