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Table 1 Demographic and baseline characteristics of the patients with sepsis according to the presence of acute kidney injury

From: Genetic variants in SERPINA4 and SERPINA5, but not BCL2 and SIK3 are associated with acute kidney injury in critically ill patients with septic shock

Characteristics

Patients with data available, n

KDIGO 0

(n = 354)

KDIGO 2–3

(n = 299)

All patients

(n = 653)

P value

Age (years)

653

63 (52–73)

65 (54.5–75)

63 (53–74)

0.046

Gender (male)

653

234 (66.1%)

183 (61.2%)

417 (63.9%)

0.195

BMI (kg/m2)

651

26.0 (23.1–29.2)

27.3 (24.5–30.8)

26.5 (23.5–29.6)

0.001

Arterial hypertension

651

164 (46.6%)

159 (53.2%)

323 (49.6%)

0.099

Diabetes

653

68 (19.2%)

82 (27.4%)

150 (23.0%)

0.015

Arteriosclerosis

648

36 (10.3%)

42 (14.1%)

78 (12.0%)

0.147

COPD

649

45 (12.8%)

19 (6.4%)

64 (9.9%)

0.008

Chronic liver disease

647

17 (4.9%)

24 (8.1%)

41 (6.3%)

0.106

Systolic heart failure

649

39 (11.1%)

24 (8.1%)

63 (9.7%)

0.231

Thromboembolus

649

26 (7.4%)

17 (5.7%)

43 (6.6%)

0.432

Rheumatic disease

648

26 (7.4%)

18 (6.1%)

44 (6.8%)

0.534

Serum creatinine

 Baseline (μmol/L)

653

80.3 (68.0–94.0)

77.0 (66.5–93.0)

79.0 (67.0–93.2)

0.318

 Maximum (μmol/L)

604

72.0 (55.0–89.0)

227.0 (166.0–321.0)

106.5 (68.5–221.5)

<0.001

Pre-ICU daily medication

 ACE inhibitor or ARB

640

113 (32.6%)

115 (39.2%)

228 (35.6%)

0.082

 NSAID

624

33 (9.7%)

42 (14.7%)

75 (12.0%)

0.064

 Aspirin

645

81 (23.1%)

73 (24.7%)

154 (23.9%)

0.644

 Diuretic

643

93 (26.8%)

88 (29.7%)

181 (28.1)

0.429

 Metformin

647

48 (13.7%)

47 (15.8%)

95 (14.7%)

0.504

 Statin

644

86 (24.6%)

79 (26.8%)

165 (25.6%)

0.587

 Immunosuppressives

646

29 (8.3%)

28 (9.5%)

57 (8.8%)

0.581

 Corticosteroids

649

41 (11.6%)

32 (10.8%)

73 (11.2%)

0.803

 Warfarin

647

39 (11.1%)

41 (13.8%)

80 (12.4%)

0.338

Treatments administered 48 h before admission

 Contrast medium

652

83 (23.5%)

51 (17.1%)

134 (20.6%)

0.052

 Aminoglycoside antibiotics

653

4 (1.1%)

5 (1.7%)

9 (1.4%)

0.739

 Peptidoglycan antibiotics

653

17 (4.8%)

11 (3.7%)

28 (4.3%)

0.563

 ACE inhibitor or ARB

641

77 (22.1%)

72 (24.7%)

149 (23.2%)

0.454

 NSAID

615

52 (15.6%)

40 (14.2%)

92 (15.0%)

0.651

 Amfoterisin B

653

1 (0.3%)

2 (0.7%)

3 (0.5%)

0.596

 Diuretics

637

119 (34.6%)

117 (39.9%)

236 (37.0%)

0.188

 Colloids (gelatin or starch)

620

102 (30.8%)

117 (40.5%)

219 (35.3%)

0.015

 Albumin

647

4 (1.1%)

6 (2.0%)

10 (1.5%)

0.526

 Emergency admission

648

343 (98.0%)

292 (98.0%)

635 (98.0%)

1.0

 Operative admission

652

88 (24.9%)

66 (22.1%)

154 (23.6%)

0.459

 SAPS II score 24 h without renal and age components

649

24.0 (17.0–30.0)

26.0 (20.0–37.0)

25.0 (18.0–33.0)

<0.001

 Mechanical ventilation

653

234 (66.1%)

221 (73.9%)

455 (69.7%)

0.033

 White blood cell count, maximum (109/L)

583

11.8 (7.9–16.5)

12.2 (7.6–17.8)

11.9 (7.7–17.2)

0.469

 Platelet count, minimum (109/L)

632

199.5 (141.0–271.0)

184.0 (112.0–259.0)

191.5 (128.5–265.0)

0.028

Source of infection

653

   

<0.001

 Lung

 

181 (51.1%)

100 (33.4%)

281 (43.0%)

 

 Abdomen

 

62 (17.5%)

78 (26.1%)

140 (21.4%)

 

 Urinary tract

 

10 (2.8%)

26 (8.7%)

36 (5.5%)

 

 Skin

 

25 (7.1%)

26 (8.7%)

51 (7.8%)

 

 Others

 

19 (5.4%)

9 (3.0%)

28 (4.3%)

 

 Multiple sources

 

21 (5.9%)

16 (5.4%)

37 (5.7%)

 

 Unknown source of infection

 

36 (10.2%)

44 (14.7%)

80 (12.3%)

 
  1. Results presented as median (interquartile range) for continuous variables and total number (percent of affected in a group) for categorical variables. Continuous variables analyzed by the independent samples Mann-Whitney U test and categorical variables by Fisher’s exact test. KDIGO Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes, BMI body mass index, COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, AR B angiotensin receptor blocker, NSAID non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, ACE angiotensin-converting enzyme, SAPS simplified acute physiology score