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Table 4 Risk factors for weaning failure

From: NT-proBNP change is useful for predicting weaning failure from invasive mechanical ventilation among postsurgical patients: a retrospective, observational cohort study

 

Univariate analysis

 

Multivariate analysis

 
 

Unadjusted OR

95%CI

P

Adjusted OR

95%CI

P

ΔNT-proBNP%

      

≤ 23.3%

reference

  

reference

  

> 23.3%

8.52

4.11–17.68

0.000

13.568

4.584–40.268

0.000

BNP1, pg/ml

      

≤ 2003

reference

  

reference

  

> 2003

4.478

2.265–8.853

0.000

4.239

0.653–27.534

0.13

BNP2, pg/ml

      

≤ 2610

reference

  

reference

  

> 2610

8.096

3.951–16.588

0.000

3.844

0.725–20.378

0.114

RBSI

      

≤ 36.398

reference

  

reference

  

> 36.398

4.677

2.34–9.308

0.000

3.481

1.362–8.897

0.009

MV, L/MIN

      

≤ 8.16

reference

  

reference

  

> 8.16

3.772

1.972–7.216

0.000

2.178

0.873–5.433

0.095

  1. Note: Multiple logistical regression analysis was performed with covariates which showed P ≤ 0.01 by univariate logistical analysis, including ALB, Hb, and LVEF%. Age, sex, and BMI were also included in multiple logistical analysis
  2. Abbreviation: RSBI, rapid shallow breathing index; MV, minute volume; Vte, expired tidal volume; NTproBNP, N-terminal prohormone B-type natriuretic peptide; Hb, hemoglobin; ALB, albumin; LVEF%, left ventricular ejection fraction; SBT, spontaneous breathing trial