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According to these results, we built a multivariable model including the SOFA score, INR, and RRT.
We aimed to build a multivariable model including the best general ICU score, the best biological variable of hepatic failure, and the most relevant therapy performed at ICU admission.
In a multivariable model including the Injury Severity Score and the Simplified Acute Physiology Score and the presence of shock and cardiac arrest before admission, initial cTn-I elevation is not associated with ICU mortality.
In a second multivariable model including a global biosecurity score as a surrogate for a specific pattern of biosecurity measures, this score was not retained in the final model.
The multivariable model including the three significant variables derived from univariable analyses, arrived at a coefficient of –0.00046 for public spending on health, which was marginally insignificant at the 0.05 level (95% CI: –0.00095, 0.00003, p-value = 0.063).
A factor was defined as a confounder if there was a discrepancy of 10% or more in the estimated coefficient of interest between the multivariable model including the factor and the model without it.
The multivariable model included deep bedding and herd size, and explained 59% of the variation of severe lameness.
This is likely because our multivariable model included femoral head diameter, which is more intrinsically correlated with cortical distance, than is the choice of stem size per se.
The multivariable model included herd size, access to pasture, and provision of deep bedding, and explained 50% of the variation in clinical lameness.
The estimate was barely insignificant when the multivariable model included only significant covariates from the univariate step (coefficient: –0.00046, 95% CI: –0.00095, 0.00003, p = 0.063).
The multivariable model included covariates found to be statistically significant (p<0.05) on unadjusted analysis as well as those deemed a priori to be most biologically salient to CIN incidence and progression.
