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Table 3 Length of stay, survival, and mortality according to BMI classification and disease severity

From: The impact of disease severity on paradoxical association between body mass index and mortality in patients with acute kidney injury undergoing continuous renal replacement therapy

Disease severity

Variables

 

BMI classification

Total

p-value

Underweight

(N = 99)

Normal

(N = 403)

Overweight

(N = 220)

Obesity

(N = 422)

Low

ICU LOS (d)a

5 (2–14)

12 (5–26)

6.5 (3–14.5)

8 (3–15)

8 (3–18)

0.001

Hospital LOS (d)a

9.5 (2.3–44.5)

28 (14–63.5)

25.5 (10–48)

22 (9–42)

23 (10–48)

0.002

Mortality 30th day (n, %)

38 (61.3)

93 (43.5)

66 (53.2)

97 (48.5)

294 (49.0)

0.06

High

ICU LOS (d)a

4 (1–12)

5 (2–14)

5 (3–18)

8 (3–18)

7 (2.5–17)

0.61

Hospital LOS (d)a

5 (2–18.5)

10 (2–27)

16 (3–37)

18.5 (6–40.8)

15 (4–35)

0.002

Mortality 30th day (n, %)

32 (86.5)

163 (86.2)

70 (72.9)

142 (64.3)

407 (74.9)

<  0.001

Total

ICU LOS (d)a

5 (2–14)

9 (3–20)

6 (3–15)

8 (3–16)

8 (3–17.5)

0.03

Hospital LOS (d)a

8 (2–30)

20 (7–46)

23 (6.5–45.5)

21 (8–41)

20 (6–43)

0.006

Mortality 30th day (n, %)

70 (70.7)

256 (63.5)

136 (61.8)

239 (56.8)

701 (61.3)

0.04

  1. Abbreviations: ICU intensive care unit, LOS length of stay
  2. aData are expressed as a median and interquartile range and compared by Kruskal-Wallis test