Table 4 Association between elevation of transaminases and abdominal pain pattern in SARS-CoV2 patients, before and after adjustment for sex, age, abdominal surgery during hospital stay (complete case analysis) and association between mortality and/or ICU admission and/or IMCU admission and elevation of transaminases before and after adjustment for sex, age, (complete case analyses).

From: Abdominal pain patterns during COVID-19: an observational study

Elevation of transaminases and abdominal pain pattern

Univariate logistic regression

Multivariate logistic regression

OR

95% CI

p value

OR

95% CI

p value

History of abdominal pain or abdominal point tenderness

Baseline AST ≥ 5× upper value

0.71

0.15–3.34

0.668

0.85

0.18–4-03

0.841

Baseline ALT ≥ 5× upper value

2.85

0.37–21.93

0.315

1.66

0.16–17.25

0.669

History of right upper region pain

Baseline AST ≥ 5× upper value

3.40

0.41–27.81

0.255

4.10*

0.48–34.84*

0.197*

Baseline ALT ≥ 5× upper value

11.63

1.16–116-78

0.037

30.94*

1.77–539.64*

0.019*

History of epigastric region pain

Baseline AST ≥ 5× upper value

2.49

0.31–20.15

0.393

3.29

0.39–27.77

0.275

Baseline ALT ≥ 5× upper value

26.62

3.61–196.41

0.001

19.32

2.13–175.17

0.008

Murphy’s sign

Baseline AST ≥ 5× upper value

16.81

3.17–89.09

0.001

24.54

4.18–144.12

 < 0.001

Baseline ALT ≥ 5× upper value

23.30

2.23–243.75

0.009

17.77

0.92–343.41

0.057

Mortality and/or ICU admission and/or IMCU admission and elevation of transaminases

Baseline AST ≥ 5× upper value

17.63

2.24–138.50

0.006

16.03

1.95–131.63

0.010

Baseline ALT ≥ 5× upper value

0.56

0.06–5.41

0.616

0.64

0.05–7.54

0.724

  1. Patterns of abdominal point tenderness did not reach the level of significance and are not shown. OR: odds ratio, CI: confidence interval.
  2. Significant values are given in bold.
  3. *Model not valid.