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. 2022 Aug;37(8):1005–1014. doi: 10.1177/08850666221100498

Table 3.

Univariate Logistic Regression: Associations Between ICUAW at ICU Discharge and Gait Dependence at Hospital Discharge with Baseline and Clinical Variables.

Dependent variable Cohort characteristics Odds ratios [95% CI] P value
ICUAW IMV duration (1 day) 1.201 [1.079−1.337] <0.001
ICU Length of stay (1 day) 1.159 [1.059−1.268] <0.001
NMBA use (yes/no) 9.059 [1.708−48.034] 0.010
NMBA duration (1 day) 1.145 [0.999−1.313] 0.052
NMBA total cum. dose (mg) 1 [1−1.001] 0.446
Gait dependence Age (years) 1.126 [1.053−1.203] <0.001
CCI (1 point) 1.606 [1.113−2.317] 0.011
MRC-SS at ICU discharge (1 point) 0.943 [0.9−0.989] 0.015
IMV duration (1 day) 1.128 [1.050−1.212] <0.001
ICU Length of stay (1 day) 1.1 [1.037−1.168] 0.002
NMBA duration (1 day) 1.150 [1.014−1.304] 0.029
NMBA total cum. dose (mg) 1 [1−1.001] 0.195

* Only independent variables with p < 0.05 in the between-group comparison are shown. Variables with not significant between-group differences did not reach statistical significance in the univariate analysis.

Abbreviations: ICUAW = intensive care unit acquired weakness, ICU = Intensive Care Unit, CI -Confidence Interval, PaO2/FiO2 = partial pressure of oxygen to fraction of inspired oxygen (worst values within 24 hours of ICU admission), IMV = invasive mechanical ventilation, NMBA = Neuromuscular Blocking Agents (continuous perfusion only), CCI = Charlson Comorbidity Index, APACHE II = Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (range 0-71, higher scores indicate more severe illness), MRC- SS = Medical Research Council Sum Score (range 0-60, higher values indicate more strength).