Evaluation of other predictors of 28-day mortality pertaining to clotting factors and heparin treatment
In multivariate analysis, the most significant predictors of 28-day mortality were D-dimer (p<.001), platelet count (p=.001), and age (p=.002). Prothrombin time was also significant (p=.033). Treatment with heparin (p=0.088) and underlying conditions (p=.534) were not significant. See table in child node for odds ratios
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