Early Identification of High-Risk Factors for Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding

Table 2

Logistic analysis of clinical and laboratory characteristics for high-risk UGIB patients.

Characteristics	Equation	Cox and Snell R^2	Nagelkerke R^2	Exp (R^2)	P
Sex	−19.326 + 0.582 × sex − 1.877 × cirrhosis + 3.058 × red hematemesis × +2.215 × red stool + 0.855 × shock	0.434	0.580	0.582 (sex); −1.877(cirrhosis); 3.058 (hematemesis); 2.215 (red stool); 0.855 (shock); −1.433 (constant)	< 0.001 (hematemesis); < 0.001 (red stool); 0.012 (shock); < 0.001 (constant)
NSAID
Corticosterioids
Hepatitis
Cirrhosis
HBP
Diabetes mellitus
Cardiovascular disease
Red hematemesis
Red stool
Weight loss
Palpation
Cold sweat
Syncope
Shock
Age	4.501 – 0.115 × Hb + 0.230 × HCT + 0.005 × PLT + 0.106 × PT-0.0.037 × Albumin	0.328	0.438	0.891(Hb); 1.259 (HCT); 0.995 (PLT); 1.112 (PT); 0.963 (albumin); 3.055 (constant)	<0.001 (Hb); <0.001 (HCT); <0.001 (PLT); 0.048 (PT); 0.028 (albumin); < 0.001 (constant)
SBP
DBP
HR
Hb
HCT
PLT
PT
APTT
Albumin
BUN

APTT = activated partial thromboplastin time; BUN = blood urea nitrogen; DBP = diastolic blood pressure; Hb = hemoglobin; HCT = hematocrit; HR = heart rate; NSAID = non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug; PLT = platelet cell; PT = prothrombin time; SBP = systolic blood pressure.