Association between albumin and all-cause mortality risk via Cox regression analysis.

Association between albumin and all-cause mortality risk via Cox regression analysis.

<p>Association between albumin and all-cause mortality risk via Cox regression analysis.</p>

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Main Author:	Liang Zhou (85586) (author)
Other Authors:	Xiaona Cai (15007527) (author), Kunpeng Hu (11556313) (author), Shuo Tang (628941) (author), Dandan Gao (558010) (author), Xiaojuan Zhang (235854) (author), Yin Wu (318049) (author), Li He (134049) (author), Bangfu Zhou (21781957) (author), Ruoyu Wu (6085121) (author), Zhigang Zhang (20860) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Immunology Cancer Science Policy Mental Health Infectious Diseases unplanned early readmission retrospective cohort population restricted cubic spline kaplan &# 8210 forward likelihood ratio dose &# 8210 cox regression model post hoc analysis cause mortality rate 91 – 0 89 – 0 sensitivity analysis revealed day mortality risk ed differed according 93 – 1 249 emergency patients median albumin level time hospitalization patients time admitted patients sensitivity analysis day mortality emergency patients median length emergency department patients combined patients admitted 881 patients 368 patients hr 0 ci 0 xlink "> term survival specific correlation significant factor response relationship rcs ). rank test predictive value patient hospitalization including 5 dryad website difference test demographic characteristics clinical indicators categorical variable albumin values albumin levels 86 %, 51 %) 2 days
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