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Table 2 Impact of precise co-morbidities on the development of sepsis

From: Progression into sepsis: an individualized process varying by the interaction of comorbidities with the underlying infection

Co-morbidity

Odds ratio

95% confidence intervals

p-value

Patients with acute pyelonephritis

 Type 2 diabetes mellitus

1.31

1.02–1.68

0.033

 Chronic heart failure

1.93

1.39–2.69

< 0.0001

 Chronic renal disease

29.31

9.26–92.86

< 0.0001

 Non-metastatic solid tumor malignancy

2.03

1.40–2.89

< 0.0001

 Corticosteroid intake

2.08

1.08–3.98

0.028

 Stroke

1.70

1.21–2.39

0.002

 Dementia

1.97

1.37–2.84

< 0.0001

Patients with community-acquired pneumonia

 Type 2 diabetes mellitus

1.73

1.06–2.82

0.027

 Chronic heart failure

1.99

1.13–3.49

0.016

 Coronary heart disease

3.72

1.69–8.19

0.001

 Dementia

3.44

1.64–7.24

0.001

Patients with intraabdominal infections

 Type 2 diabetes mellitus

3.29

2.15–5.03

< 0.0001

 Chronic renal disease

26.77

3.51–204.37

0.002

 Corticosteroid intake

3.86

1.41–10.53

0.008

 Atrial fibrillation

2.73

1.41–5.28

0.003

 Dementia

9.33

3.79–22.97

< 0.0001

 Liver cirrhosis

9.16

1.06–79.53

0.044

Patients with primary bacteremia

 Dementia

8.55

1.12–65.20

0.038

  1. Only variables remaining significant after the final step of logistic forward conditional regression analysis are included