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Table 5 Risk factors for different values of eGFR*

From: Risk factors for chronic kidney disease in Japan: a community-based study

 

eGFR, mL/min/1.73 m2

 

<60

 

60--89

 

Variables

Odds ratio (95%CI)†

p value

Odds ratio (95%CI)†

p value

Ages (each 1 year older age)

1.21 (1.16--1.26)

0

1.07 (1.06--1.08)

0

Male

4.33 (1.37--13.74)

0.013

1.00 (0.65---.54)

0.983

BMI (kg/m2)

    

   (≥ 25 versus <25)

1.32 (0.59--2.97)

0.503

1.23 (0.85--1.79)

0.28

HbA1c (%)

    

   (>5.8 versus ≤ 5.8)

1.08 (0.37--3.19)

0.885

0.59 (0.33--1.06)

0.077

U-ALB Ratio (mg/g)

    

   (>17.9 versus ≤ 17.9)

1.03 (0.48--2.20)

0.94

0.80 (0.54--1.18)

 

U-Col4 Ratio (μg/g)

   

0.255

   (>8.2 versus ≤ 8.2 in males, >9.4 versus ≤ 9.4 in females)

0.51 (0.23--1.14)

0.101

0.59 (0.41--0.85)

0.005

Hypertension

2.49 (1.26--4.91)

0.009

1.47 (1.00--2.16)

0.049

Hyperlipidemia

7.86 (3.16--19.59)

0

2.12 (1.24--3.64)

0.006

Alcohol intake

1.11 (0.54--2.27)

0.779

0.87 (0.63--1.20)

0.403

Smoking habit

1.76 (0.57--5.39)

0.323

0.82 (0.55--1.24)

0.343

  1. *An eGFR ≥ 90 was used as the control group. Multilogistic regression was used for statistical comparisons.
  2. † Adjusted for age, gender, BMI, HbA1c, U-ALB Ratio, U-Col4 Ratio, Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, Alcohol intake and Smoking habit.
  3. ‡ Abbreviations are: CI, confidence interval; BMI, body mass index; HbA1c, glycated hemoglobin; U-ALB Ratio, urinary albumin-creatinine ratio; U-Col4 Ratio, urinary type4 collagen creatinine ratio.