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Table 2 Spearman correlation of ferritin levels with laboratory parameters

From: Abnormal ferritin levels predict development of poor outcomes in cirrhotic outpatients: a cohort study

 

All patients

Compensated

Decompensated

Spearman r

p value

Spearman r

p value

Spearman r

p value

MELD score

0.107

0.104

− 0.018

0.868

0.287

0.001

Child–Pugh score

0.144

0.027

0.117

0.263

0.336

< 0.001

Albumin

− 0.018

0.777

0.048

0.635

− 0.136

0.107

Bilirubin

0.125

0.053

0.080

0.426

0.247

0.003

Creatinine

0.175

0.007

0.201

0.051

0.186

0.027

INR

− 0.044

0.503

− 0.167

0.109

0.124

0.140

AST

0.236

< 0.001

0.173

0.088

0.271

0.002

ALT

0.228

< 0.001

0.203

0.045

0.244

0.005

γGT

0.225

< 0.001

0.328

0.001

0.133

0.131

CRP

0.127

0.062

0.071

0.522

0.229

0.008

WBC

0.174

0.011

0.060

0.599

0.256

0.003

Neutrophil count

0.108

0.120

0.019

0.868

0.182

0.040

Lymphocyte count

0.166

0.017

0.097

0.391

0.212

0.016

sCD163

0.170

0.011

0.223

0.033

0.124

0.154

IgG

− 0.179

0.006

− 0.246

0.014

− 0.132

0.122

IgA

0.104

0.112

0.066

0.518

0.193

0.023

Hemoglobin

0.313

< 0.001

0.264

0.008

0.370

< 0.001

Hematocrit

0.300

< 0.001

0.290

0.004

0.327

< 0.001

MCH

0.510

< 0.001

0.360

< 0.001

0.634

< 0.001

MCV

0.487

< 0.001

0.312

0.002

0.629

< 0.001

Age

0.149

0.020

0.175

0.080

0.148

0.078

  1. Values in bold indicate statistically significant tests
  2. ALP alkaline phosphatase, ALT alanine aminotransferase, AST aspartate aminotransferase, CRP C-reactive protein, γGT γ-glutamyl-transferase, INR international normalized ratio, MCH mean corpuscular hemoglobin, MCV mean corpuscular volume, MELD model for end stage liver disease, WBC, white blood cells