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. 2021 Jul 3;19:288. doi: 10.1186/s12967-021-02942-y

Table 2.

Univariate and multivariable Cox hazards analysis of the training cohort

Variables Univariate P-value Multivariate P-value
HR (95% CI) HR (95% CI)
Gender
 Male Ref. Ref.
 Female 1.018 (0.734–1.412) 0.914
Age 0.989 (0.979–0.999) 0.028 0.998 (0.985–1.011) 0.720
Etiology
Diabetic Ref. Ref.
Nephrosclerosis 0.147 (0.098–0.220) 0.000 0.540 (0.297–0.979) 0.042
Glomerulonephritis 0.230 (0.148–0.359) 0.000 0.437 (0.228–0.836) 0.012
Others 0.170 (0.097–0.299) 0.000 0.269 (0.118–0.618) 0.002
Hemoglobin 0.701 (0.655–0.751) 0.000 0.821 (0.749–0.900) 0.000
Serum albumin 0.267 (0.216–0.330) 0.000 0.869 (0.624–1.212) 0.409
Creatinine 1.429 (1.370–1.490) 0.000 1.314 (1.221–1.413) 0.000
Proteinuria
 Negative Ref. Ref.
 Positive 28.395 (10.53–76.571) 0.000 7.214 (2.547–20.436) 0.000
Urinary occult blood
 Negative Ref. Ref.
 Positive 2.156 (1.592–2.919) 0.000 1.096 (0.779–1.543) 0.597
UPCR 1.305 (1.264–1.348) 0.000 1.192 (1.126–1.261) 0.000
Hypertension
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 5.976 (1.908–18.719) 0.002 0.930 (0.271–3.197) 0.909
History of CVD
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 1.366 (0.977–1.910) 0.068
Diabetes
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 3.005 (2.205–4.096) 0.000 0.898 (0.527–1.528) 0.690
Use of RAAS inhibitor
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 1.808 (1.259–2.595) 0.001 0.928 (0.627–1.374) 0.710
Use of calcium channel blocker
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 2.024 (1.474–2.778) 0.000 1.298 (0.925–1.821) 0.132
Use of diuretics
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 2.833 (2.092–3.836) 0.000 1.04 (0.741–1.461) 0.819

P < 0.05 is shown in bold