Risk Factors for Development of Septic Shock in Patients with Urinary Tract Infection

Table 2

Logistic regression model for factors related to septic shock ().

	Univariate			Multivariate
	OR (95% CI)		value	OR (95% CI)		value
Age (year)	1.021	(1.006–1.036)	0.005	1.014	(0.996–1.033)	0.129
Gender (female)	0.753	(0.464–1.220)	0.249	1.059	(0.627–1.787)	0.831
Diabetes mellitus	0.757	(0.461–1.241)	0.269	0.629	(0.364–1.085)	0.096
Hypertension	0.882	(0.546–1.426)	0.609	0.534	(0.304–0.939)	0.029
Coronary artery disease	2.630	(1.281–5.403)	0.008	2.521	(1.129–5.628)	0.024
Congestive heart failure	5.482	(2.396–12.546)	<0.001	4.638	(1.908–11.273)	0.001
Liver cirrhosis	1.091	(0.373–3.187)	0.874	1.109	(0.357–3.443)	0.858
Malignancy	0.918	(0.424–1.988)	0.829	0.654	(0.282–1.513)	0.321
Old cerebrovascular accident	1.586	(0.948–2.655)	0.079	1.711	(0.933–3.139)	0.083
Indwelling Foley catheter	1.781	(0.798–3.973)	0.159	1.490	(0.631–3.521)	0.363
Bacteremia	1.551	(0.951–2.529)	0.078	1.610	(0.958–2.707)	0.072
Acute kidney injury	2.894	(1.658–5.052)	<0.001	2.992	(1.610–5.561)	0.001
Baseline eGFR (mL/min/1.73 m^2)	0.991	(0.982–1.000)	0.038	0.997	(0.986–1.008)	0.602