Early Body Mass Index Trajectory as a Marker of Metabolic and Nutritional Changes in Critically Ill Patients.

Nutrients · 2026 · PMC13164838 · PMID 42123997

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Clinical Outcomes According to BMI Trajectory Among the patients discharged alive, ICU LOS showed a trend toward difference among the groups ( p = 0.062), with the longest stay observed in the increase group (17.5 [11.0–29.2] days), followed by the stable (15.5 [11.0–30.0] days) and decrease (12.0 [9.8–16.2] days) groups ( Table 2 ).

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For both multivariable models, variables with clinical significance or those showing a trend toward significance ( p < 0.1) in the univariate analysis were included using a backward stepwise procedure.

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