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Table 2 Characteristics of patients in the training and validation sets at baseline

From: Establishment and evaluation of an early prediction model of hepatorenal syndrome in patients with decompensated hepatitis B cirrhosis

Variable

Training set (n = 184)

Validation set (n = 71)

P value

Age (years)

53 (49, 58)

54 (48, 62)

0.432

Male sex (%)

130 (70.7%)

55 (77.5%)

0.275

WBC (109/L)

3.64 (2.22, 5.50)

3.31 (2.37, 5.03)

0.415

NLR

2.47 (1.67, 4.54)

2.50 (1.50, 4.50)

0.690

Hb (g/L)

102.85 ± 24.573

104.39 ± 245.724

0.657

PLT (109/L)

65 (43, 88)

60 (42, 111)

0.740

ALB (g/L)

28.15 (24.50, 32.58)

27.9 (25, 31.9)

0.836

GLB (g/L)

30.35 (27.05, 35.25)

31.10 (26.70, 36.40)

0.509

ALT (U/L)

26 (20, 42)

29.00 (20.00, 44.00)

0.556

AST (U/L)

39 (29, 63)

42.00 (31.00, 74.00)

0.352

TB (µmol/L)

35.95 (21.525, 77.975)

34.3 (21.8, 65.90)

0.709

BUN (mmol/L)

5.02 (3.93, 7.19)

4.83 (3.84, 6.06)

0.187

Cr (µmol/L)

74.45 (63.4, 91.425)

74.10 (65.10, 84.50)

0.602

Na+ (mmol/L)

139.70 (136.8, 141.50)

139.70 (137.90, 141.00)

0.648

PT(s)

15.95 (14.025, 17.8)

16.10 (14.00, 18.10)

0.796

INR

1.48 (1.2725, 1.68)

1.47 (1.28, 1.67)

0.928

APTT (s)

36.25 (30.625, 42.475)

34.80 (31.10, 41.00)

0.655

Use of diuretics (%)

115 (62.5%)

50 (70.4%)

0.235

EGVB (%)

31 (16.8%)

10 (14.1%)

0.590

Bacterial infection (%)

74 (40.4%)

34 (47.9%)

0.281

  1. Quantitative variables are expressed as the mean ± standard deviation
  2. Categorical variables are expressed as numbers (percentages)