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Table 1 Patient characteristics in group 1 (trauma)

From: Acute kidney injury subphenotypes based on creatinine trajectory identifies patients at increased risk of death

Clinical variables

No acute kidney injury

Acute kidney injury

Total

AKI versus no AKI p value

Total

1037

877

1914

 

Baseline demographics

 Age, years

36.8 ± 20.7

41.4 ± 19.9

38.9 ± 20.4

<0.01

 Male sex, n (%)

678 (65)

691 (79)

1369 (72)

<0.01

 Body mass index, kg/m2

25.6 ± 9.2

27.6 ± 6.8

26.5 ± 8

<0.01

Race, n (%)

 White

793 (77)

686 (78)

1479 (77)

0.96

 Hispanic

91 (9)

55 (6)

146 (8)

 

 Black

64 (6)

56 (6)

120 (6)

 

 Other

65 (6)

60 (7)

125 (7)

 

 Unknown

24 (2)

20 (2)

44 (2)

 

Comorbidities, n (%)

 Diabetes mellitus

34 (5)

61 (7)

95 (7.5)

0.01

 Cerebrovascular disease

171 (17)

227 (26)

398 (21)

<0.01

 Chronic kidney disease

4 (<1)

14 (2)

18 (1)

0.02

 Injury Severity Score

23.1 ± 10.0

24.3 ± 10.2

23.6 ± 10.2

0.01

ICU events, n (%)

 Mechanical ventilation

701 (68)

657 (75)

1358 (71)

<0.01

 Sepsis

235 (23)

236 (27)

471 (25)

0.01

 Septic shock

30 (3)

70 (8)

100 (5)

<0.01

 Vasopressors

89 (9)

133 (15)

222 (12)

<0.01

Admission status, n (%)

 Direct

719 (69)

645 (74)

1364 (71)

<0.01

 Transfer

318 (31)

232 (26)

550 (29)

 

 Unknown

4 (<1)

1 (<1)

5 (<1)

 

KDIGO stage of acute kidney injury, n (%)

 Stage 0

1037 (100)

0

1037 (54)

 

 Stage 1

0

807 (92)

807 (42)

 

 Stage 2

0

48 (5)

48 (3)

 

 Stage 3

0

22 (3)

22 (1)

 
  1. AKI Acute kidney injury, ICU Intensive care unit, KDIGO Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes
  2. Data shown as mean ± standard deviation, n (%) as appropriate