Table 2 Comparison of admission diagnosis groups based on deficient, insufficient, and normal 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels.
From: Vitamin D deficiency is associated with mortality in the medical intensive care unit
Variable | 25(OH)D Deficiency ≤ 0-19.9 ng/dL N (%) = 340 | 25(OH)D Insufficiency 20-29.9 ng/dL N (%) = 74 | 25(OH)D Normal ≥30 ng/dL N (%) = 23 | Total N (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Cardiac | 14(4%) | 5(6.7%) | 2(8.6%) | 21(4.8%) |
Gastrointestinal | 39(11.4%) | 5(6.7%) | 3(13%) | 47(10.7%) |
Metabolic | 39(11.4%) | 8(10.8%) | 3(13%) | 50(11.4%) |
Neurological | 46(13.5%) | 6(8.1%) | 3(13%) | 55(12.5%) |
Obstructive airway disease | 42(12.3%) | 17(22.9%) | 1(4.3%) | 60(13.7%) |
Pulmonary | 64(18.8%) | 13(17.5%) | 3(13%) | 80(18.3%) |
Others | 34(10%) | 10(13.5%) | 4(17.3%) | 48(10.9%) |
Renal | 19(5.5%) | 3(4%) | 0(0%) | 22(5%) |
Sepsis/Septic shock | 43(12.6%) | 7(9.4%) | 4(17.3%) | 54(12.3%) |