an increasing trendP =0.029
The probabilities of delayed discharge showed an increasing trend with increasing HbA1c levels ( P =0.029) ( Fig. 3 ).
The probabilities of delayed discharge showed an increasing trend with increasing HbA1c levels ( P =0.029) ( Fig. 3 ).
Postprocedural average glucose level also showed a significant association with bacteremia and AKI, but only marginal significance with death within 14 days ( Fig. 4 ).
Preprocedural HbA1c, which reflects long-term glycemic control, showed a trend of increased bacteremia, delayed discharge, and early death, but these associations were not statistically significant.