Figures & data
Table 1. Baseline characteristics of the four groups.
Figure 1. Comparison of 28-day (left panel) and 90-day mortality (right panel) among four groups. Quartile 1: MAP < 67.3 mmHg; Quartile 2: 67.3 ≤ MAP < 76.7 mmHg; Quartile 3: 76.7 ≤ MAP < 86.3 mmHg; Quartile 4: MAP ≥ 86.3 mmHg.
![Figure 1. Comparison of 28-day (left panel) and 90-day mortality (right panel) among four groups. Quartile 1: MAP < 67.3 mmHg; Quartile 2: 67.3 ≤ MAP < 76.7 mmHg; Quartile 3: 76.7 ≤ MAP < 86.3 mmHg; Quartile 4: MAP ≥ 86.3 mmHg.](/cms/asset/977cf821-bbfb-429c-a2c2-8f7c0a97929b/irnf_a_2238828_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Kaplan–meier analysis of mean arterial pressure and 28-day (left panel) and 90-day (right panel) mortality. Quartile 1: MAP < 67.3 mmHg; Quartile 2: 67.3 ≤ MAP < 76.7 mmHg; Quartile 3: 76.7 ≤ MAP < 86.3 mmHg; Quartile 4: MAP ≥ 86.3 mmHg.
![Figure 2. Kaplan–meier analysis of mean arterial pressure and 28-day (left panel) and 90-day (right panel) mortality. Quartile 1: MAP < 67.3 mmHg; Quartile 2: 67.3 ≤ MAP < 76.7 mmHg; Quartile 3: 76.7 ≤ MAP < 86.3 mmHg; Quartile 4: MAP ≥ 86.3 mmHg.](/cms/asset/e103657b-f1c2-471a-88ab-4c28b66d965c/irnf_a_2238828_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 2. Univariable Cox proportional hazard regression analysis associated with 28 - and 90-day mortality.
Figure 5. Independent association of MAP with 28-day (left panel) and 90-day (left panel) mortality. Quartile 1: MAP < 67.3 mmHg; Quartile 2: 67.3 ≤ MAP < 76.7 mmHg; Quartile 3: 76.7 ≤ MAP < 86.3 mmHg; Quartile 4: MAP ≥ 86.3 mmHg.
![Figure 5. Independent association of MAP with 28-day (left panel) and 90-day (left panel) mortality. Quartile 1: MAP < 67.3 mmHg; Quartile 2: 67.3 ≤ MAP < 76.7 mmHg; Quartile 3: 76.7 ≤ MAP < 86.3 mmHg; Quartile 4: MAP ≥ 86.3 mmHg.](/cms/asset/5851267c-517d-49d0-9985-46a811a741af/irnf_a_2238828_f0005_c.jpg)
Figure 6. Restricted cubic splines illustrate the outcomes, demonstrating a non-linear association between MAP and both 28-day and 90-day mortality with and without accounting for potential confounding factors. MAP: mean arterial pressure. Hypertension, continuous renal replacement therapy cause, Charlson comorbidity index, acute kidney injury cause, and phosphate were adjusted in the adjusted model of 28- mortality. Hypertension, Charlson comorbidity index, acute kidney injury cause, and phosphate were adjusted in the adjusted model of 90- mortality.
![Figure 6. Restricted cubic splines illustrate the outcomes, demonstrating a non-linear association between MAP and both 28-day and 90-day mortality with and without accounting for potential confounding factors. MAP: mean arterial pressure. Hypertension, continuous renal replacement therapy cause, Charlson comorbidity index, acute kidney injury cause, and phosphate were adjusted in the adjusted model of 28- mortality. Hypertension, Charlson comorbidity index, acute kidney injury cause, and phosphate were adjusted in the adjusted model of 90- mortality.](/cms/asset/7d8e1c3f-2300-41b1-8cc0-4e1182c5146b/irnf_a_2238828_f0006_c.jpg)
Table 3. Multivariable Cox proportional hazard regression analysis associated with 28 - and 90-day mortality.
Data availability statement
All the data can be freely downloaded from public databases (https://datadryad.org/).