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Table 1 Patient characteristics by quartiles of FIB-4 at baseline

From: Association of FIB-4 index and clinical outcomes in critically ill patients with acute kidney injury: a cohort study

FIB-4

Q1(0.218ā€“1.606)

Q2(1.607ā€“2.832)

Q3(2.833ā€“5.373)

Q4(>ā€‰5.376)

N

991

990

990

991

AKI stage, n (%)

Stage 1

442 (44.601)

432 (43.636)

393 (39.697)

358 (36.125)

Stage 2

327 (32.997)

318 (32.121)

331 (33.434)

354 (35.721)

Stage 3

222 (22.402)

240 (24.242)

266 (26.869)

279 (28.153)

Age

54.217 (18.135)

64.938 (16.388)

68.903 (15.364)

70.277 (14.536)

Gender(male), n (%)

584 (58.930)

585 (59.091)

580 (58.586)

589 (59.435)

Weight (Kg)

85.675 (26.086)

83.439 (24.102)

81.689 (24.089)

80.030 (20.430)

Admission type, n (%)

MICU

517 (52.17)

478 (48.283)

429 (43.333)

386 (38.951)

CCU

152 (15.338)

184 (18.586)

208 (21.01)

205 (20.686)

SICU

144 (14.531)

133 (13.434)

121 (12.222)

115 (11.604)

Others

178 (17.962)

195 (19.697)

232 (23.434)

285 (28.759)

Ethnicity, n (%)

White

652 (65.79)

690 (69.70)

698 (70.51)

670 (67.61)

Black

117 (11.81)

105 (10.61)

87 (8.79)

82 (8.27)

Asian

24 (2.42)

31 (3.13)

27 (2.73)

22 (2.22)

Others

198 (19.98)

164 (16.57)

178 (17.98)

217 (21.90)

ICU intervention

Mechanical ventilation

(first24hours), n (%)

274.138 (71.222)

221.546 (67.182)

187.199 (69.434)

152.168 (65.734)

Vasopressor (first24hours), n (%)

25(19ā€“38)

37 (24ā€“59)

58(36ā€“101)

153(75ā€“318)

Renal replacement therapy, n (%)

24 (17ā€“42)

28 (17ā€“50)

35(19ā€“74)

63 (30ā€“159)

Fluid input

(first 48Ā h) (ml)

477 (48.133)

479 (48.384)

569 (57.475)

608 (61.352)

Ā 

266 (26.842)

294 (29.697)

412 (41.616)

501 (50.555)

Ā 

92 (9.284)

109 (11.01)

106 (10.707)

155 (15.641)

Ā 

1737(492ā€“3750)

1722(531ā€“3373)

1962 (737ā€“3615)

2084 (856ā€“4059)

Fluid balance

Volume (first 24Ā h) (ml)

1239 (āˆ’ā€‰367ā€“3484)

1214 (āˆ’ā€‰165ā€“3692)

1744(45ā€“4255)

2448 (407ā€“5585)

Positive, n (%)

658 (68.973)

679 (72.311)

717 (75.793)

757 (80.361)

Volume (second 24Ā h) (ml)

220(āˆ’ā€‰909ā€“2119)

280 (āˆ’ā€‰653ā€“1822)

600(āˆ’ā€‰526ā€“2259)

713 (āˆ’ā€‰713ā€“2783)

Positive, n (%)

442 (54.907)

478 (58.01)

526 (62.619)

545 (63.892)

Laboratory

Hemoglobin(g/L)

18.484 (5.287)

19.633 (5.046)

20.870 (5.036)

21.491 (5.545)

WBC(10^9/L)

4 (2ā€“6)

4.5 (3ā€“7)

6(4ā€“8)

7(5ā€“10)

PH

5.5 (0ā€“12)

7(3ā€“13)

10 (5ā€“15)

10(5ā€“16)

PLT(10^9/L)

11.431 (2.179)

11.078 (2.082)

10.945 (2.11)

10.693 (2.2)

AST(u/L)

12(8.55ā€“16.4)

11.4 (8.2ā€“15.7)

11.45 (8ā€“16.1)

11.3(8ā€“16.4)

ALT(u/L)

7.350 (0.104)

7.339 (0.095)

7.334 (0.103)

7.328 (0.113)

Co-morbidities, n (%)

CHF

234 (23.613)

332 (33.535)

366 (36.970)

348 (35.116)

AFib

176 (17.76)

264 (26.667)

331 (33.434)

366 (36.932)

Chronic renal disease

140 (14.127)

182 (18.384)

197 (19.899)

187 (18.87)

COPD

107 (10.797)

125 (12.626)

117 (11.818)

112 (11.302)

CAD

172 (17.356)

254 (25.657)

287 (28.99)

353 (35.621)

Stoke

94 (9.485)

88 (8.889)

70 (7.071)

64 (6.458)

Malignancy

126 (12.714)

144 (14.545)

162 (16.364)

148 (14.934)

Sepsis

438 (44.198)

486 (49.091)

513 (51.818)

533 (53.784)

ARDS

52 (5.247)

54 (5.455)

58 (5.859)

59 (5.954)

Outcomes

In-hospital mortality, n (%)

86 (8.678%)

128 (12.929%)

174 (17.576%)

200 (20.182%)

28-day mortality, n (%)

93 (9.384%)

144 (14.545%)

178 (17.980%)

199 (20.081%)

90-day mortality, n (%)

143 (14.430%)

207 (20.909%)

268 (27.071%)

275 (27.750%)

  1. SAPSII score: was calculated within the first 24Ā h after the ICU admission using the value associated with the greatest severity of illness; SOFA score: Sequential Organ Failure Assessment; Elixhauser score: Elixhauser Comorbidity Index; WBC: white blood cell; CHF: congestive heart failure; PLT: platelet; AST: aspartate aminotransferase; ALT: alanine transaminase; AFib: atrial fibrillation; COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CAD: coronary artery disease; ARDS: acute respiratory distress syndrome. The first values during the first day after ICU admission were recorded