1 Methods

We used medians (with range) or frequencies (with %) to describe the data as appropriate. We further studied the differences between patients with Oxaliplatin and Cisplatin Chemotherapy using Mann-Whitney (MW) or T tests, Odds-Ratios (OR, with Wald 95% confidence intervals) followed by Fisher’s tests or Cramér V coefficients followed by chi-square tests as appropriate. P < 0.05 were considered statistically significant. We performed all analysis in R version 3.6.0 [R] for all remaining analyses and plots was used. [ All anonymized data, R code and the markdown file are available online on Github repository XXXXXX ].

2 Results

2.1 AKI (yes/no)

Table  1: selected paramenters by AKI.

Factor

Detalis

yes

no

Total

Statistics

Acure kidney injury

4 (7.8%)

47 (92.2%)

51

Sex

F

2 (50.0%)

37 (78.7%)

39 (76.5%)

OR=0.27 [0.03, 2.16], RR=0.64 [0.29, 1.38] (p=0.232)

M

2 (50.0%)

10 (21.3%)

12 (23.5%)

Age (years)

μ ±DS

64.50 ±7.51

54.83 ±9.84

55.59 ±9.97

MW: p=0.068

M (min:max)

66 (55:71)

57 (24:69)

57 (24:71)

Weight (kg)

μ ±DS

85.00 ±13.7

78.17 ±14.7

78.71 ±14.6

T-test: p=0.376

M (min:max)

83.5 (70:103)

78 (47:115)

78 (47:115)

Peritoneal cancer index (PCI)

μ ±DS

7.50 ±5.51

10.98 ±6.08

10.70 ±6.06

MW: p=0.306

M (min:max)

7 (2:14)

10 (1:23)

10 (1:23)

Peridural

3 (75.0%)

42 (89.4%)

45 (88.2%)

OR=0.36 [0.03, 4.12], RR=0.84 [0.57, 1.23] (p=0.404)

Blood units

0

2 (50.0%)

40 (85.1%)

42 (82.4%)

V=0.31 (p=0.087)

1

2 (50.0%)

5 (10.6%)

7 (13.7%)

2

0

2 (4.3%)

2 (3.9%)

Plasma units

0

3 (75.0%)

40 (85.1%)

43 (84.3%)

V=0.33 (p=0.140)

1

1 (25.0%)

1 (2.1%)

2 (3.9%)

2

0

4 (8.5%)

4 (7.8%)

3

0

0

0

4

0

2 (4.3%)

2 (3.9%)

Blood loss (mL)

μ ±DS

375.00 ±419.3

271.28 ±305.9

279.41 ±312.1

MW: p=0.488

M (min:max)

200 (100:1000)

200 (0:1500)

200 (0:1500)

Intraoperative crystalloids (mL)

μ ±DS

3000.00 ±707.1

5817.02 ±2782.4

5596.08 ±2781.7

MW: p=0.012

M (min:max)

3250 (2000:3500)

5500 (2000:16300)

5500 (2000:16300)

Intraoperative colloids (mL)

μ ±DS

500.00 ±707.1

297.87 ±496.3

313.73 ±509.5

MW: p=0.546

M (min:max)

250 (0:1500)

0 (0:2500)

0 (0:2500)

ASA

2

2 (50.0%)

21 (44.7%)

23 (45.1%)

OR=1.24 [0.16, 9.55], RR=1.12 [0.49, 2.54] (p=1.000)

3

2 (50.0%)

26 (55.3%)

28 (54.9%)

Surgery duration (hours)

μ ±DS

5.17 ±0.782

7.15 ±2.38

7.00 ±2.35

MW: p=0.053

M (min:max)

5.08 (4.5:6)

7 (3:15)

6.5 (3:15)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

Table  2: All paramenters by AKI.

Factor

Detalis

yes

no

Total

Statistics

Acure kidney injury

4 (7.8%)

47 (92.2%)

51

Location

ovary

2 (50.0%)

27 (57.4%)

29 (56.9%)

V=0.17 (p=0.677)

colon

2 (50.0%)

12 (25.5%)

14 (27.5%)

appendix

0

5 (10.6%)

5 (9.8%)

others

0

3 (6.4%)

3 (5.9%)

Sex

F

2 (50.0%)

37 (78.7%)

39 (76.5%)

OR=0.27 [0.03, 2.16], RR=0.64 [0.29, 1.38] (p=0.232)

M

2 (50.0%)

10 (21.3%)

12 (23.5%)

Age (years)

μ ±DS

64.50 ±7.51

54.83 ±9.84

55.59 ±9.97

MW: p=0.068

M (min:max)

66 (55:71)

57 (24:69)

57 (24:71)

Height (m)

μ ±DS

1.70 ±0.0419

1.67 ±0.0769

1.67 ±0.0751

T-test: p=0.358

M (min:max)

1.69 (1.66:1.76)

1.65 (1.54:1.9)

1.66 (1.54:1.9)

Weight (kg)

μ ±DS

85.00 ±13.7

78.17 ±14.7

78.71 ±14.6

T-test: p=0.376

M (min:max)

83.5 (70:103)

78 (47:115)

78 (47:115)

BMI (kg/m²)

μ ±DS

29.23 ±3.59

28.06 ±4.3

28.15 ±4.23

T-test: p=0.600

M (min:max)

29.58 (24.51:33.25)

28.37 (19.07:37.47)

29.32 (19.07:37.47)

Peritoneal cancer index (PCI)

μ ±DS

7.50 ±5.51

10.98 ±6.08

10.70 ±6.06

MW: p=0.306

M (min:max)

7 (2:14)

10 (1:23)

10 (1:23)

Plasma units

0

3 (75.0%)

40 (85.1%)

43 (84.3%)

V=0.33 (p=0.140)

1

1 (25.0%)

1 (2.1%)

2 (3.9%)

2

0

4 (8.5%)

4 (7.8%)

3

0

0

0

4

0

2 (4.3%)

2 (3.9%)

ASA

2

2 (50.0%)

21 (44.7%)

23 (45.1%)

OR=1.24 [0.16, 9.55], RR=1.12 [0.49, 2.54] (p=1.000)

3

2 (50.0%)

26 (55.3%)

28 (54.9%)

Chemotherapy

Oxaliplatin

2 (50.0%)

17 (36.2%)

19 (37.3%)

OR=1.76 [0.23, 13.68], RR=1.38 [0.59, 3.22] (p=0.623)

Cisplatin

2 (50.0%)

30 (63.8%)

32 (62.7%)

Chemotherapy duration (minutes)

30

2 (50.0%)

19 (41.3%)

21 (42.0%)

V=0.17 (p=0.487)

60

0

12 (26.1%)

12 (24.0%)

90

2 (50.0%)

15 (32.6%)

17 (34.0%)

HIPEC crystalloids (mL)

μ ±DS

825.00 ±236.3

1372.34 ±648.6

1329.41 ±642.3

MW: p=0.056

M (min:max)

900 (500:1000)

1000 (500:3500)

1000 (500:3500)

HIPEC diuresis (mL)

μ ±DS

950.00 ±420.3

1079.79 ±496.1

1069.61 ±488.2

MW: p=0.682

M (min:max)

900 (500:1500)

1000 (500:2500)

1000 (500:2500)

Total hospitalization (days)

μ ±DS

11.25 ±2.22

16.79 ±8.14

16.35 ±7.97

MW: p=0.065

M (min:max)

12 (8:13)

14 (3:42)

14 (3:42)

ITU hospitalization (days)

μ ±DS

3.25 ±0.957

5.64 ±4.85

5.45 ±4.7

MW: p=0.100

M (min:max)

3.5 (2:4)

4 (2:30)

4 (2:30)

Surgery duration (hours)

μ ±DS

5.17 ±0.782

7.15 ±2.38

7.00 ±2.35

MW: p=0.053

M (min:max)

5.08 (4.5:6)

7 (3:15)

6.5 (3:15)

Blood loss (mL)

μ ±DS

375.00 ±419.3

271.28 ±305.9

279.41 ±312.1

MW: p=0.488

M (min:max)

200 (100:1000)

200 (0:1500)

200 (0:1500)

Post-surgical complications

0

21 (44.7%)

21 (41.2%)

OR=0.14 [0.01, 2.69], RR=0.00 [0.00, 0.00] (p=0.134)

Reinterventions

0

3 (6.4%)

3 (5.9%)

OR=1.41 [0.06, 31.92], RR=0.00 [0.00, 0.00] (p=1.000)

Intraoperative crystalloids (mL)

μ ±DS

3000.00 ±707.1

5817.02 ±2782.4

5596.08 ±2781.7

MW: p=0.012

M (min:max)

3250 (2000:3500)

5500 (2000:16300)

5500 (2000:16300)

Intraoperative colloids (mL)

μ ±DS

500.00 ±707.1

297.87 ±496.3

313.73 ±509.5

MW: p=0.546

M (min:max)

250 (0:1500)

0 (0:2500)

0 (0:2500)

Blood units

0

2 (50.0%)

40 (85.1%)

42 (82.4%)

V=0.31 (p=0.087)

1

2 (50.0%)

5 (10.6%)

7 (13.7%)

2

0

2 (4.3%)

2 (3.9%)

Peridural

3 (75.0%)

42 (89.4%)

45 (88.2%)

OR=0.36 [0.03, 4.12], RR=0.84 [0.57, 1.23] (p=0.404)

Tumor reccurence (months)

4

0

1 (20.0%)

1 (20.0%)

V=NaN (p=1.000)

5

0

1 (20.0%)

1 (20.0%)

9

0

2 (40.0%)

2 (40.0%)

13

0

1 (20.0%)

1 (20.0%)

Tumor reccurence

0

8 (17.0%)

8 (15.7%)

OR=0.52 [0.03, 10.52], RR=0.00 [0.00, 0.00] (p=1.000)

Diuresis (mL)

μ ±DS

2525.00 ±340.3

2878.72 ±1231.1

2850.98 ±1187.7

MW: p=0.779

M (min:max)

2450 (2200:3000)

2500 (1000:5800)

2500 (1000:5800)

Noradrenaline

2 (50.0%)

37 (78.7%)

39 (76.5%)

OR=0.27 [0.03, 2.16], RR=0.64 [0.29, 1.38] (p=0.232)

Furosemide

4 (100%)

44 (93.6%)

48 (94.1%)

OR=0.71 [0.03, 15.99], RR=1.07 (p=1.000)

Mannitol

4 (100%)

38 (80.9%)

42 (82.4%)

OR=2.22 [0.11, 44.91], RR=1.24 (p=1.000)

Creatinine day 0 PO (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

1.06 ±0.369

0.783 ±0.296

0.805 ±0.307

MW: p=0.035

M (min:max)

0.92 (0.8:1.6)

0.7 (0.4:2.25)

0.71 (0.4:2.25)

Creatinine day 1 PO (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

1.33 ±0.487

0.825 ±0.285

0.864 ±0.328

MW: p=0.018

M (min:max)

1.27 (0.8:1.98)

0.8 (0.5:1.98)

0.8 (0.5:1.98)

Creatinine day 3 PO (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

1.09 ±0.515

0.729 ±0.315

0.758 ±0.342

MW: p=0.034

M (min:max)

0.89 (0.74:1.85)

0.68 (0.3:1.98)

0.69 (0.3:1.98)

Creatinine day 7 PO (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

0.998 ±0.343

0.672 ±0.275

0.698 ±0.29

MW: p=0.012

M (min:max)

0.88 (0.74:1.5)

0.64 (0.3:2.11)

0.65 (0.3:2.11)

Creatinine at discharge (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

0.873 ±0.26

0.692 ±0.182

0.706 ±0.192

MW: p=0.083

M (min:max)

0.81 (0.64:1.23)

0.7 (0.4:1.49)

0.7 (0.4:1.49)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

2.2 Surgery duration vs AKI

According to the log-rank test, which may be more accurate for the comparrison of surgery duration by AKI, AKI patients had significantly shorter median surgery (p = 0.008).

2.3 Chemotherapy vs. Main

Table  3: Main parameters by chemotherapy.

Factor

Detalis

Oxaliplatin

Cisplatin

Total

Statistics

Chemotherapy

19 (37.3%)

32 (62.7%)

51

Location

ovary

0

29 (90.6%)

29 (56.9%)

V=1.00 (p<0.001)

colon

14 (73.7%)

0

14 (27.5%)

appendix

5 (26.3%)

0

5 (9.8%)

others

0

3 (9.4%)

3 (5.9%)

Sex

F

7 (36.8%)

32 (100%)

39 (76.5%)

OR=0.01 [0.00, 0.17], RR=0.37 [0.21, 0.64] (p<0.001)

M

12 (63.2%)

0

12 (23.5%)

Age (years)

μ ±DS

56.58 ±9.73

55.00 ±10.2

55.59 ±9.97

MW: p=0.598

M (min:max)

58 (35:71)

57 (24:69)

57 (24:71)

Height (m)

μ ±DS

1.69 ±0.0953

1.66 ±0.0581

1.67 ±0.0751

Welch: p=0.168

M (min:max)

1.7 (1.55:1.9)

1.65 (1.54:1.76)

1.66 (1.54:1.9)

Weight (kg)

μ ±DS

82.42 ±15.8

76.50 ±13.7

78.71 ±14.6

T-test: p=0.165

M (min:max)

81 (47:115)

76 (54:103)

78 (47:115)

BMI (kg/m²)

μ ±DS

28.67 ±3.96

27.84 ±4.4

28.15 ±4.23

T-test: p=0.500

M (min:max)

29.39 (19.07:34.34)

28.37 (19.13:37.47)

29.32 (19.07:37.47)

Peritoneal cancer index (PCI)

μ ±DS

10.95 ±5.74

10.55 ±6.34

10.70 ±6.06

MW: p=0.645

M (min:max)

11 (2:22)

10 (1:23)

10 (1:23)

Plasma units

0

15 (78.9%)

28 (87.5%)

43 (84.3%)

V=0.28 (p=0.276)

1

0

2 (6.2%)

2 (3.9%)

2

3 (15.8%)

1 (3.1%)

4 (7.8%)

3

0

0

0

4

1 (5.3%)

1 (3.1%)

2 (3.9%)

ASA

2

12 (63.2%)

11 (34.4%)

23 (45.1%)

OR=3.27 [1.00, 10.69], RR=1.84 [1.04, 3.23] (p=0.080)

3

7 (36.8%)

21 (65.6%)

28 (54.9%)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

Figure  1: 

Figure  2: Main parameters distributions by Chemotherapy.

2.4 Chemotherapy vs. Chemotherapy

Table  4: Chemotherapy parameters by chemotherapy.

Factor

Detalis

Oxaliplatin

Cisplatin

Total

Statistics

Chemotherapy

19 (37.3%)

32 (62.7%)

51

Chemotherapy duration (minutes)

30

19 (100%)

2 (6.5%)

21 (42.0%)

V=0.92 (p<0.001)

60

0

12 (38.7%)

12 (24.0%)

90

0

17 (54.8%)

17 (34.0%)

HIPEC crystalloids (mL)

μ ±DS

1257.89 ±558.1

1371.88 ±692.5

1329.41 ±642.3

MW: p=0.664

M (min:max)

1000 (500:2500)

1000 (500:3500)

1000 (500:3500)

HIPEC diuresis (mL)

μ ±DS

910.53 ±313.8

1164.06 ±550.0

1069.61 ±488.2

MW: p=0.129

M (min:max)

800 (500:1500)

1000 (500:2500)

1000 (500:2500)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

Figure  3: HIPEC intake of crytalloids and diuresis.

Figure  4: HIPEC distributions by Chemotherapy.

2.5 Chemotherapy vs. Hospitalization

The tables below show hospitalization durations (total and ICU) in both groups. The MW test (chosen automatically) is not the optimal preceudure. A better option is the log-rank test, which yields similar conclusions but with siglty different p-values: p = 0.188 (total stay) and p = 0.097 (ICU stay). Overall, both groups had statistically similar hospitalization durations.

Table  5: Hospitalization parameters by chemotherapy.

Factor

Detalis

Total

Oxaliplatin

Cisplatin

Statistics

Chemotherapy

51

19 (37.3%)

32 (62.7%)

Total hospitalization (days)

μ ±DS

16.35 ±7.97

18.32 ±9.39

15.19 ±6.89

MW: p=0.204

M (min:max)

14 (3:42)

15 (3:42)

13.5 (8:42)

ITU hospitalization (days)

μ ±DS

5.45 ±4.7

6.63 ±6.11

4.75 ±3.56

MW: p=0.056

M (min:max)

4 (2:30)

5 (2:30)

4 (2:22)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

Figure  5: Kaplan Meier plots of the hospitalization (total and ICU only) durations by chemotherapy. Tufte-box-plots and log-rank test p-values were added.

Figure  6: Hospitalization durations distributions by Chemotherapy.

2.6 Chemotherapy vs. Surgery

Similarly, the log-rank test is a better alternative to the MW test for the surgery duration, with a p-value of 0.609, meaning that surgery duration was statistically similar in both groups.

Table  6: Surgery parameters by chemotherapy.

Factor

Detalis

Total

Oxaliplatin

Cisplatin

Statistics

Chemotherapy

51

19 (37.3%)

32 (62.7%)

Surgery duration (hours)

μ ±DS

7.00 ±2.35

7.20 ±2.45

6.87 ±2.32

MW: p=0.564

M (min:max)

6.5 (3:15)

7 (3:12)

6.25 (4:15)

Blood loss (mL)

μ ±DS

279.41 ±312.1

252.63 ±359.2

295.31 ±285.5

MW: p=0.216

M (min:max)

200 (0:1500)

100 (0:1500)

200 (0:1000)

Post-surgical complications

21 (41.2%)

12 (63.2%)

9 (28.1%)

OR=4.38 [1.31, 14.68], RR=2.25 [1.20, 4.19] (p=0.020)

Reinterventions

3 (5.9%)

2 (10.5%)

1 (3.1%)

OR=3.65 [0.31, 43.21], RR=3.37 [0.48, 23.51] (p=0.547)

Intraoperative crystalloids (mL)

μ ±DS

5596.08 ±2781.7

6410.53 ±3652.5

5112.50 ±2021.3

MW: p=0.323

M (min:max)

5500 (2000:16300)

5500 (2500:16300)

5000 (2000:12000)

Intraoperative colloids (mL)

μ ±DS

313.73 ±509.5

447.37 ±524.3

234.38 ±491.6

MW: p=0.081

M (min:max)

0 (0:2500)

500 (0:1500)

0 (0:2500)

Blood units

0

42 (82.4%)

15 (78.9%)

27 (84.4%)

V=0.07 (p=0.871)

1

7 (13.7%)

3 (15.8%)

4 (12.5%)

2

2 (3.9%)

1 (5.3%)

1 (3.1%)

Peridural

45 (88.2%)

18 (94.7%)

27 (84.4%)

OR=3.33 [0.36, 30.95], RR=1.12 [0.96, 1.32] (p=0.392)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

Figure  7: Surgery parameters by chemotherapy.

Figure  8: Surgery parameters distribution by Chemotherapy.

2.7 Chemotherapy vs. Reccurence

Table  7: Reccurence parameters by chemotherapy.

Factor

Detalis

Oxaliplatin

Cisplatin

Total

Statistics

Chemotherapy

19 (37.3%)

32 (62.7%)

51

Tumor reccurence

5 (26.3%)

3 (9.4%)

8 (15.7%)

OR=3.45 [0.72, 16.55], RR=2.81 [0.83, 9.45] (p=0.131)

Tumor reccurence (months)

4

1 (25.0%)

0

1 (20.0%)

V=1.00 (p=0.172)

5

0

1 (100%)

1 (20.0%)

9

2 (50.0%)

0

2 (40.0%)

13

1 (25.0%)

0

1 (20.0%)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

Figure  9: Reccurence parameters by chemotherapy

2.8 Chemotherapy vs. Kidney

Table  8: Kidney parameters by chemotherapy.

Factor

Detalis

Total

Oxaliplatin

Cisplatin

Statistics

Chemotherapy

51

19 (37.3%)

32 (62.7%)

Diuresis (mL)

μ ±DS

2850.98 ±1187.7

3100.00 ±1358.5

2703.12 ±1069.1

MW: p=0.279

M (min:max)

2500 (1000:5800)

3000 (1200:5800)

2400 (1000:5000)

Noradrenaline

39 (76.5%)

16 (84.2%)

23 (71.9%)

OR=2.09 [0.49, 8.93], RR=1.17 [0.89, 1.54] (p=0.497)

Furosemide

48 (94.1%)

17 (89.5%)

31 (96.9%)

OR=0.27 [0.02, 3.25], RR=0.92 [0.80, 1.06] (p=0.547)

Mannitol

42 (82.4%)

13 (68.4%)

29 (90.6%)

OR=0.22 [0.05, 1.04], RR=0.75 [0.56, 1.02] (p=0.062)

Acure kidney injury

4 (7.8%)

2 (10.5%)

2 (6.2%)

OR=1.76 [0.23, 13.68], RR=1.68 [0.32, 8.85] (p=0.623)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

Figure  10: Kidney parameters by chemotherapy.

Figure  11: Iuresis distribution by Chemotherapy.

2.9 Chemotherapy vs. Creatinine

Table  9: Creatinine parameters by chemotherapy.

Factor

Detalis

Total

Oxaliplatin

Cisplatin

Statistics

Chemotherapy

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19 (37.3%)

32 (62.7%)

Creatinine day 0 PO (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

0.805 ±0.307

0.91 ±0.407

0.743 ±0.214

MW: p=0.057

M (min:max)

0.71 (0.4:2.25)

0.73 (0.56:2.25)

0.7 (0.4:1.52)

Creatinine day 1 PO (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

0.864 ±0.328

0.92 ±0.419

0.831 ±0.263

MW: p=0.704

M (min:max)

0.8 (0.5:1.98)

0.8 (0.5:1.98)

0.8 (0.52:1.88)

Creatinine day 3 PO (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

0.758 ±0.342

0.833 ±0.442

0.713 ±0.265

MW: p=0.807

M (min:max)

0.69 (0.3:1.98)

0.65 (0.44:1.98)

0.7 (0.3:1.84)

Creatinine day 7 PO (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

0.698 ±0.29

0.746 ±0.414

0.669 ±0.185

MW: p=0.953

M (min:max)

0.65 (0.3:2.11)

0.64 (0.3:2.11)

0.66 (0.4:1.18)

Creatinine at discharge (mg/dL)

μ ±DS

0.706 ±0.192

0.768 ±0.24

0.669 ±0.15

MW: p=0.191

M (min:max)

0.7 (0.4:1.49)

0.7 (0.58:1.49)

0.7 (0.4:1.08)

μ ±DS = Mean (standard deviation); M (min:max) = Median (min:max); MW = Mann-WhitneyTest; OR/RR = odds-ratio / risc-ratio [95% CI] and p value from Fisher test); V = Cramer V (p value from Chi² test);

Figure  12: Creatinine evolution by chemotherapy.

Table  10: Creatinine evolution by chemotherapy. ANOVA table.

Effect

DF n/d

F

p

p[GG]

p[HF]

ges

Chemotherapy

1/49

1.96

0.168

NA

NA

0.033

Measurement

4/196

15.73

<0.001

<0.001

<0.001

0.045

Chemotherapy:Measurement

4/196

0.95

0.437

0.418

0.423

0.003

ges = Generalized eta-squared

Sphericity adjustemtes: GG = Greenhouse-Guisser, HF = Huynh-Fieldt.

Mauchly's Test for Sphericity: W=0.537, p<0.001

Table  11: Creatinine evolution: Pairwise comparisons using paired T-tests.

vs.

day 0 PO

day 1 PO

day 3 PO

day 7 PO

day 1 PO

0.042

day 3 PO

0.172

0.000

day 7 PO

0.000

0.000

0.172

at discharge

0.001

0.000

0.211

0.685

P value adjustment method: Holm

A repeated measuremets ANOVA model pruduced the results above. While time has a signifficant effect on creatinine, chemotherapy does not (in isolation and in interaction across time). The significant pairs of measurements are marked on the box-plot and the table above. Acording to the Mauchly’s Test for Sphericity (W=0.546, p<0.001), corrections are necessary. However, after applying either Huynh-Feldt and Greenhouse-Geisser, the conclusions did not change.

Figure  13: Creatinine distribution by Chemotherapy.

2.10 Chemotherapy vs. Other

Figure  14: Other parameters by chemotherapy.

3 References

R. R Core Team (2018). R: A language and environment for statistical computing. R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria. URL https://www.R-project.org/

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