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Table 4 Risk factors for acute kidney injury for in-hospital patients with COVID-19. Adjusted model

From: Risk factors associated with acute kidney injury in a cohort of hospitalized patients with COVID-19

Variable

Adjusted OR

95% CI

Sex

2.28

1.73—2.99

Age

1.02

1.01—1.03

Overweight or obesity

1.31

0.98—1.75

History of HBP

6.51

2.10—20.20

History of CKD

3.61

2.03—6.42

Previous Treatment with statins

0.57

0.38—0.85

Higher qSOFA score

1.4

1.14—1.71

Lower platelet count at admission

1.01

0.99—1.02

Higher CRP at admission

1

0.99—1.01

Higher D-dimer at admission

1

0.99—1.01

Treatment with vancomycin

1.57

1.05—2.37

Treatment with Piperacillin tazobactam

1.67

1.20—2.31

Treatment with Propofol

1.45

0.94—2.24

Vasopressor support

2.39

1.53—3.74

Interaction # 2a

1.3

1.05—1.61

Interaction # 3b

0.36

0.14—0.94

  1. CI Confidence interval, HBP High blood pressure, CKD chronic kidney disease, qSOFA Quick sequential organ failure assessment, CRP C-reactive protein, PaFi PaO2/FiO2
  2. aPAFI and invasive mechanical ventilation
  3. bArterial hypertension and previous treatment with antihypertensives