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. 2021 Sep 17;8:713917. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.713917

Table 5.

Clinical outcomes between hyperbilirubinemia and non-hyperbilirubinemia groups after propensity score matching.

Parameters Full cohort P
Hyperbilirubinemia group No-hyperbilirubinemia group
(n = 532) (n = 532)
Serum total bilirubin levels during the course of disease (mg/dL), n (%) <0.001
  Serum total bilirubin at 0–1.9 mg/dL 0 (0) 532 (100.0)
  Serum total bilirubin at 2–4.9 mg/dL 333 (62.6) 0
  Serum total bilirubin at 5–10 mg/dL 139 (26.1) 0
  Serum total bilirubin at >10 mg/dL 60 (11.3) 0
The life support
  Vasopressor usage, n (%) 242 (45.5) 222 (41.7) 0.240
  Mechanical ventilation, n (%) 267 (50.2) 263 (49.4) 0.854
  Sedative drug usage 265 (49.8) 248 (46.6) 0.326
AKI KDIGO stage, n (%) 0.110
  AKI at 1 stage 117 (22.0) 176 (23.1)
  AKI at 2 stage 167 (31.4) 132 (24.8)
  AKI at 3 stage 95 (17.9) 101 (19.0)
Clinical outcomes
  In-hospital mortality, n (%) 85 (16.0) 63 (11.8) 0.036
  30 d mortality, n (%) 114 (21.4) 89 (16.7) 0.038
  90 d mortality, n (%) 133 (25.0) 104 (19.5) 0.027
  180 d mortality, n (%) 143 (26.9) 120 (22.6) 0.066
  One-year mortality, n (%) 157 (29.5) 130 (24.4) 0.047

Categorical variables are reported as count (% of column total).

AKI acute kidney injury, KDIGO the Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes.