Risk factors for postoperative in-hospital mortality are shown (Table).
Data of larval mortality are shown in Fig. 1.
Vehicle ratings by rear-seated passenger mortality are shown in Table 4.
Estimated effects of treatment on mortality are shown in Fig. 2.
Results and comparison of the three models for 60-day hospital mortality are shown in Table 3.
The results of logistic regression analysis of mottling, capillary refilling time, and capillary lactate concentration to predict 28-day mortality are shown in Table 4.
The associations between changes in plasma concentrations from baseline to day 4 and day 8 and 6-month mortality are shown in Table 4.
The estimated costs and clinical benefits of the use of LC as second line therapy after therapy failure with CB in predialysis and dialysis patients to prevent CKD progression and mortality are shown on Table 3.
Data for overall outcomes are shown in Table 2. Kaplan Meier plots are shown in figure 1. Risks factors for 14 day and 28 day mortality are shown in Table 3.
Variations in self-rated physical and mental health (SF-12 physical and mental scores), frailty index, and mortality are shown in Table 2. Increasing age is associated with better self-rated mental health, greater frailty, and increased mortality.
Results from the four methods of estimating patient mortality are shown in Table 3 and summarized in Figures 1 and 2. With the exception of Method 1 that involves 126 deaths discovered through routine follow-up procedures, the remaining three methods consider all 230 deaths that were discovered through both patient tracing and passive follow-up.
