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Table 5 Final model

From: Preoperative risk factors including serum levels of potassium, sodium, and creatinine for early mortality after open abdominal surgery: a retrospective cohort study

 

OR

Estimate

P-value

Intercept

− 9.6827

 < 0.0001

Creatinine (OR per 10 micromol/L)

1.08 (1.06; 1.10)

0.0076

 < 0.0001

Hyperkalemia (N = 466)

1.56 (1.20; 2.03)

0.4446

0.001

Hypokalemia (N = 855)

1.44 (1.17; 1.78)

0.3650

0.0006

Hypernatremia (N = 140)

3.13 (2.08; 4.70)

1.1397

 < 0.0001

Hyponatremia (N = 1364)

1.60 (1.32; 1.93)

0.4705

 < 0.0001

Age (OR per 10 years)

1.76 (1.58; 1.96)

0.5640

 < 0.0001

Male vs female

1.26 (1.04; 1.54)

0.2324

0.02

Acute vs eletive surgery

4.84 (3.58; 6.54)

1.5767

 < 0.0001

I. Gastroduodenal (N = 362)

5.75 (3.15; 10.48)

1.7488

 < 0.0001

III. Small bowel (N = 291)

3.37 (1.81; 6.27)

1.2143

 < 0.0001

V. Colon (N = 1426)

4.36 (2.45; 7.75)

1.4724

 < 0.0001

VI. Rectum (N = 496)

4.12 (2.14; 7.94)

1.4164

 < 0.0001

VII. Herniotomy, adhesiolysis, splenectomy, and diagnostic purposes (N = 723)

3.94 (2.20; 7.07)

1.3708

 < 0.0001

  1. Odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals for 30 day mortality, P-values and estimates from the logit function for the variables reaching significance after stepwise logistic regression analysis
  2. Biliary surgery (N = 214), Normokalemia (N = 2369) and Normonatremia (N = 2186) are used as reference for their respective groups