Rasmussen et al predicted short-term mortality for an acute medical in-patient. The authors are from Copenhagen University Hospitals.
Patient selection: acute medical in-patient
Outcome: risk of in-hospital mortality. Other outcomes 30-day and 90-day mortality
Parameters:
(1) admission NEWS (from 0 to 16)
(2) serum soluble urokinase plasminogen activator receptor (suPAR) in ng/mL, from 0 to 15
The risk of short-term mortality increases with:
(1) an increase in NEWS
(2) an increase in serum suPAR
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NEWS
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In-Hospital Mortality per person-days
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0 or 1
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(0.00001188 * ((suPar)^2)) + (0.00040298 * (suPAR)) - 0.00021014
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2
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(0.00078903 * (suPAR)) - 0.000044984
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3 to 5
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(0.0012507 * (suPAR)) + 0.00023379
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6
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(-0.000031 * ((suPar)^2)) + (0.0011 * (suPAR)) + 0.003
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7 or 8
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(-0.00002387 * ((suPar)^2)) + (0.0019623 * (suPAR)) + 0.001018
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>= 9
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(-0.000054723 * ((suPar)^2)) + (0.0033111 * (suPAR)) + 0.0019706
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