Figures & data
Table 1 Comparison of Clinical Features Between Groups
Figure 2 Correlation between albumin levels and highest body temperature during hospitalization. There was a significant negative correlation was found between albumin level and highest body temperature during hospitalization (R=−0.29, P=0.045). The solid red line and red dotted lines are the simple linear regression equation and 95% confidence interval, respectively.
![Figure 2 Correlation between albumin levels and highest body temperature during hospitalization. There was a significant negative correlation was found between albumin level and highest body temperature during hospitalization (R=−0.29, P=0.045). The solid red line and red dotted lines are the simple linear regression equation and 95% confidence interval, respectively.](/cms/asset/d6e69179-ea28-4c6c-8062-7b7793aaf92e/didr_a_383818_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 2 Comparison of Laboratory Variables Between Groups
Table 3 Associations Between Albumin Concentrations After Infusion and Laboratory Variables
Figure 3 Correlation between albumin levels and IL-6 concentrations. There was a significant negative correlation was found between albumin level and IL-6 (R=−0.35, P=0.012). The solid red line and red dotted lines are the simple linear regression equation and 95% confidence interval, respectively.
![Figure 3 Correlation between albumin levels and IL-6 concentrations. There was a significant negative correlation was found between albumin level and IL-6 (R=−0.35, P=0.012). The solid red line and red dotted lines are the simple linear regression equation and 95% confidence interval, respectively.](/cms/asset/b3a7065c-28cd-4819-914d-9001185b4c2d/didr_a_383818_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 4 Cox Regression Model Based on Albumin Level After Infusion