Table 2 Comparison between the studied patients with and without liver affliction.

From: Prognostic significance of liver affliction in pregnancy related acute kidney injury in an Egyptian cohort

 

Women without liver affliction (n = 46)

Women with liver affliction (n = 31)

P value

Age, years

27(23–33)

29(24–34)

0.468

DM

0

0

 

HTN

9(19.7%)

3(9.7%)

0.371

CKD

5(10.7%)

0

0.077

Gestational age, weeks

31(22–35)

33(28–38)

0.046

Gravidity

3(2–4)

2(1–3)

0.228

Parity

2(1–2)

1(1–2)

0.364

SBP

120(110–150)

130(77.5-172.5)

0.875

DBP

80(60–90)

80(47.5–100)

0.883

WBCs, 109/L

11(7.45-14)

14.7(10.75–19.63)

0.009

Blood hemoglobin, g/dL

8.80(7.55–10.15)

8.40(6.80-10.93)

0.665

Platelets, 109/L

166(107-248.5)

100(49.75–147)

0.002

Serum creatinine, mg/dL

2.25(1.48–5.23)

2.10(1.60–4.50)

0.905

Quantitative proteinuria, mg/day

1900(150–4000)

425(150–1875)

0.139

Serum albumin, g/dL

2.86 ± 0.54

2.79 ± 0.56

0.612

Total bilirubin, mg/dL

0.80(0.65–0.90)

1.70(0.80-6)

0.002

ALT, U/L

25.5(21-35.25)

143(65–418)

< 0.001

AST, U/L

23(21–36)

103(59.5–279)

< 0.001

INR

1.02(1-1.15)

1.30(1.01–1.99)

0.001

Serum uric acid, mg/dL

7.48(5.20–10.40)

7.80(5.40–9.40)

0.985

Dialysis requirement

15(32.6%)

11(35.5%)

0.811

Maternal mortality

4(8.7%)

10(32.3%)

0.009

Renal recovery

31(67.4%)

17(54.8%)

0.156

Fetal mortality

17(37%)

13(41.9%)

0.779

  1. The data are represented by mean ± SD, median (IQR), or N (%), as suitable.