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. 2022 Apr 19;94(8):3653–3660. doi: 10.1002/jmv.27768

Table 2.

Univariate and multivariate logistic regression considering the mortality in the study population.

Univariate analysis
Factors OR, 95% CI, p
Age >70 years 5.744 (3.271–10.089),  p  < 0.001
Sex male 0.713 (0.4621.101), p = 0.127
BMI > 25 1.607 (1.0182.535), p = 0.042
MEWS score (mild vs. moderate) 0.817 (0.7152.444), p = 0.091
Comorbidities 7.932 (3.158–19.923),  p  < 0.001
CPAP/NIV during hospital admission 3.351 (1.782–5.328),  p  = 0.017
ICU admission 2.044 (1.200–3.479),  p  = 0.008
Sepsis 1.926 (1.729–3.029),  p  = 0.018
Corticosteroids 0.596 (0.3411.041), p = 0.069
Remdesivir 0.760 (0.270–0.910),  p  < 0.001
Multivariate analysis
Factors OR, 95% CI, p
Age >70 years 3.092 (2.078–4.552),  p  < 0.001
Comorbidities 5.669 (4.218–17.864),  p  < 0.001
CPAP/NIV during hospital admission 1.437 (0.6763.051), p = 0.346
ICU admission 2.227 (1.390–4.921),  p  = 0.004
Sepsis 1.005 (0.4432.281), p = 0.991
Corticosteroids 0.712 (0.5694.518), p = 0.103
Remdesivir 0.669 (0.523–0.941),  p  = 0.014

Note: Bold values are the statistically significant values.

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; CI, confidence interval; CPAP, continuous positive airway pressure; ICU, intensive care unit; MEWS, modified early warning score; NIV,  noninvasive ventilation; OR, odds ratio.