F2 and Hypoalbuminemia: The same is true for patients with normal levels of PCT, troponin, AST, creatinine, urea, BT, natremia, chloremia, and serum calcium, with a statistically significant difference. We also noted that the occurrence of death was earlier in patients with hypoalbuminemia (median survival: 35 vs. 16 days; p<0.0001); low prothrombin levels (22 vs. 13 days; p=0.008), and high D-dimer levels (39 vs. 19 days; p=0.011).