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. 2021 Nov 1;8:772430. doi: 10.3389/fcvm.2021.772430

Table 4.

The relationship between ALB, ALT, AST, and total bilirubin with 90-day mortality.

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 P-value Lower Normal Higher P-value
ALB
Survivors 721 (91.27%) 554 (96.68%) 582 (97.49%) 585 (96.69%) 0.000 572 (90.94%) 1,870 (96.59%) 0 (0%) 0.000
Non-survivors 69 (8.73%) 19 (3.32%) 15 (2.51%) 20 (3.31%) 57 (9.06%) 66 (3.41%) 0 (0%)
ALT
Survivors 802 (95.25%) 503 (96.73%) 552 (95.83%) 585 (93.30%) 0.043 11 (91.67%) 2,001 (95.93%) 430 (92.08%) 0.0002
Non-survivors 40 (4.75%) 17 (3.27%) 24 (4.17%) 42 (6.70%) 1 (8.33%) 85 (4.07%) 37 (7.92%)
AST
Survivors 775 (95.68%) 487 (97.01%) 602 (96.78%) 578 (91.60%) 0.000 4 (80.00%) 1,816 (96.49%) 622 (91.74%) 0.000
Non-survivors 35 (4.32%) 15 (2.99%) 20 (3.22%) 53 (8.40%) 1 (20.00%) 66 (3.51%) 56 (8.26%)
Total bilirubin
Survivors 1,265 (96.34%) 359 (97.03%) 217 (93.13%) 601 (92.60%) 0.000 126 (96.92%) 2,066 (95.52%) 250 (91.91%) 0.021
Non-survivors 48 (3.66%) 11 (2.97%) 16 (6.87%) 48 (7.40%) 4 (3.08%) 97 (4.48%) 22 (8.09%)

Q, Quartile of serum ALB, ALT, AST and total bilirubin value.

Lower, lower than clinical normal value.

Normal, clinical normal value.

Higher, higher than clinical normal value.