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Table 4 – Characteristicsa of 277 participants with a baseline reading of ACR ≤35 mg/mmol2 by follow-up ACRc

From: Clinical outcomes associated with albuminuria in central Australia: a cohort study

 

All participants

Green/normal risk category (ACR <3.5)

Yellow/mild risk category (ACR 3.5-35)

Red/high risk category (ACR >35)

(n = 277)

(n = 139)

(n = 93)

(n = 45)

Age at recruitment

31 (15–74)

29 (16–70)

33 (15–70)

30 (16–74)

Age at exit

40 (19–80)

40 (19–75)

41 (22–80)

40 (23–80)

Male gender

127 (45.9)

66 (47.5)

45 (48.4)

16 (35.6)

Alcohol abstinence

166 (61.3)

88 (63.8)

48 (53.3)

30 (69.8)

Current smoker

78 (28.9)

39 (28.3)

28 (31.5)

11 (25.6)

Diabetes

42 (15.2)

9 (6.5)

18 (19.4)

12 (33.3)

BMI, kg/mb

25.8 (14.6-48.4)

24.8 (14.6-44.1)

26.4 (16.7-46.2)

26.9 (19.6-48.4)

WHR

0.87 (0.70-1.33)

0.85 (0.70-1.04)

0.89 (0.70-1.33)

0.91 (0.78-1.03)

Hypertension

53 (19.1)

25 (18.0)

17 (18.3)

11 (24.4)

Systolic BP, mmHg

125 (93–184)

124 (93–134)

125 (96–184)

127 (103–164)

Diastolic BP, mmHg

71 (44–108)

71 (45–108)

70 (44–105)

72 (53–100)

Homocysteine, μM

13.8 (4.0-46.1)

13.2 (6.3-46.1)

14.6 (7.0-37.9)

12.4 (3.4-41.1)

Prevalent UTI

14 (5.1)

7 (5.0)

4 (4.3)

3 (6.7)

  1. aContinuous data are median (range), categorical data are prevalence, presented as n (%);b with at least one ACR measurement during follow-up and were not users of blood pressure medication (including ACEi); c according to KHA Risk Matrix zones – green/normal risk category, yellow/mildly increased risk category and red/very high increased risk category. BMI Body mass index, WHR Waist hip ratio, ACR Albumin creatinine ratio, BP Blood pressure, UTI Urinary tract infection