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Figure legends
Figure 1 Study sample selection
ESRD, end-stage renal disease, RRT, renal replacement therapy, SCr, serum creatinine.
Figure 2
A median number of days of hospital care before and after detection of HA-AKI
Days before AKI were calculated as the number of days from admission until the AKI criteria were met for the first time. p-value 0.05 and p<0.001 for differences between HA-AKI stages in the number of days before and the number of days after AKI, respectively. HA-AKI, hospital-acquired acute kidney injury
Figure 3 Cumulative hazard function curves comparing the length of stay, the risk of in-hospital and 180-day mortality in No AKI and AKI patients by AKI severity
When plotting hazard functions for the length of stay and the risk of in-hospital mortality, discharge and death were considered to be the competing risk outcomes. CA-AKI, community-acquired acute kidney injury; HA-AKI, hospital-acquired acute kidney injury.
Figure 4 (A) Survival functions estimated by Kaplan-Meier and parametric models (B) hazard function of AKI incidence corresponding to Weibull distribution