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Table 3 Comparison on diagnosis and prognosis of AKI different stages

From: Incidence and diagnosis of Acute kidney injury in hospitalized adult patients: a retrospective observational study in a tertiary teaching Hospital in Southeast China

Variables

Stage 1 (n = 532)

Stage 2 (n = 309)

Stage 3 (n = 560)

P value

Age (years)

63.5 ± 16.6

61.7 ± 17.9

63.6 ± 17.3

0.292

Male (%)

375 (70.5)

309 (64.7)

364 (65.0)

0.097

eGFR (mL/min/1.73 m2)

76.9 ± 31.9

81.4 ± 29.4

50.4 ± 39.3

<0.001*

Interval between admission and AKI diagnosed (days)

6 (2,11)

7 (3,14)

3 (1,9)

<0.001*

Diagnosis (%)

   

<0.001*

 Timely

110 (20.7)

76 (24.6)

430 (76.8)

 

 Delayed

10 (1.9)

14 (4.5)

22 (3.9)

 

 Missed

412 (77.4)

219 (70.9)

108 (19.3)

 

Only 2 SCr detection (%)

38 (7.1)

10 (3.2)

11 (2.0)

<0.001*

Renal prognosis at discharge (%)

   

<0.001*

 Completely recovery

311 (58.5)

171 (55.3)

146 (26.1)

 

 Partial recovery

51 (9.6)

42 (13.6)

85 (15.2)

 

 Loss of renal function

38 (7.1)

38 (12.3)

245 (43.7)

 

 No dataa

132 (24.8)

58 (18.8)

84 (15.0)

 

ICU stay (days)

0 (0–2)

0 (0–4)

0 (0–9)

<0.001*

Hospital stay (days)

20.9 ± 18.1

24.3 ± 17.7

22.6 ± 22.2

<0.001*

Hospital costs (thousand CNY)

53.5 (20.8–103.5)

68.9 (33.4–132.9)

54.4 (24.8–132.4)

<0.001*

30-day mortality (%)

121 (22.7)

105 (34.0)

269 (48.0)

<0.0001*

  1. areferred to no SCr detection after diagnosis of acute kidney injury.*: P < 0.05.
  2. CNY Chinese yuan, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate, ICU intensive care unit