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

Table 3

Multivariate logistic regression model for factors related to septic shock by gender.

	Female			Male
	OR (95% CI)		value	OR (95% CI)		value
Age (year)	1.011	(0.988–1.035)	0.345	1.023	(0.988–1.059)	0.199
Diabetes mellitus	0.491	(0.244–0.988)	0.046	0.972	(0.389–2.434)	0.952
Hypertension	0.486	(0.233–1.013)	0.054	0.626	(0.247–1.588)	0.324
Coronary artery disease	2.626	(0.928–7.428)	0.069	2.236	(0.570–8.772)	0.249
Congestive heart failure	4.076	(1.355–12.262)	0.012	5.676	(1.103–29.220)	0.038
Liver cirrhosis	1.541	(0.395–6.006)	0.533	0.642	(0.071–5.774)	0.693
Malignancy	0.908	(0.333–2.475)	0.851	0.276	(0.053–1.434)	0.126
Old cerebrovascular accident	1.928	(0.832–4.467)	0.126	1.624	(0.638–4.134)	0.309
Indwelling Foley catheter	1.034	(0.258–4.144)	0.963	2.467	(0.758–8.024)	0.133
Bacteremia	1.467	(0.745–2.888)	0.268	1.887	(0.793–4.490)	0.151
Acute kidney injury	2.995	(1.355–6.621)	0.007	3.359	(1.158–9.747)	0.026
Baseline eGFR (mL/min/1.73 m^2)	0.994	(0.980–1.010)	0.470	0.997	(0.981–1.014)	0.762