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. 2022 Dec 5;23(23):15350. doi: 10.3390/ijms232315350

Table 2.

Univariable and multivariable logistic regression analysis of lipid peroxidation at the time of hospital admission.

Variable Univariable Multivariable
OR (95% CI) p-Value OR (95% CI) p-Value
Age 1.007 (0.971–1.045) 0.700
Male gender 0.883 (0.320–2.435) 0.810
Total cholesterol 0.986 (0.969–1.002) 0.092 0.982 (0.969–0.996) 0.012
IL1RA 0.999 (0.998–0.999) 0.017 0.999 (0.998–0.999) 0.021
IL-2 0.961 (0.862–1.070) 0.467
IL-4 0.991 (0.825–1.191) 0.927
IL-5 0.996 (0.976–1.017) 0.703
IL-6 1.094 (1.026–1.166) 0.006 1.062 (1.017–1.110) 0.007
IL-7 0.582 (0.311–1.087) 0.089 0.653 (0.433–0.986) 0.042
IL-8 0.983 (0.952–1.015) 0.302
IL-9 0.797 (0.512–1.240) 0.314
IL-12p70 0.856 (0.480–1.528) 0.600
IL-15 1.018 (0.931–1.112) 0.702
IL-17α 1.200 (0.998–1.442) 0.052 1.098 (1.010–1.193) 0.028
IL-18 1.010 (0.996–1.023) 0.164
IL-23 1.449 (0.951–2.208) 0.084
IL-31 0.735 (0.535–1.009) 0.057
IP-10 0.995 (0.987–1.003) 0.225

The outcome of interest is LPO > 1948.17 μM, which is independently associated with COVID-19 mortality [10]. Significant values (p < 0.05) are bold. Abbreviations: IL—interleukin; IP-10—interferon-γ-inducible protein 10; LPO—lipid peroxidation; OR—Odds ratio.