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Table 1 Socio-demographic and Clinical Characteristics of the Sample (N = 200)

From: Spanish modified version of the palliative care outcome scale–symptoms renal: cross-cultural adaptation and validation

Characteristics

Tota (N = 200)

Conservative management group (n = 139)

Dialysis group (n = 61)

Age (mean, SD)

66.45 (±14.5)

69.65 (±12.8)

59.15 (±15.4)

Gender

 Male

130 (65%)

95 (68%)

35 (57.4%)

 Female

70 (35%)

44 (32%)

26 (42.6%)

Ethnicity

 Caucasian

199 (99.5%)

138 (99.3%)

61 (100%)

  Spanish descent

193 (96.5%)

132 (94.9%)

61 (100%)

  British descent

3 (1.5%)

3(2.2%)

0 (0%)

  German descent

3 (1.5%)

3(2.2%)

0 (0%)

 Indian

1 (0.5%)

1(0.7%)

0 (0%)

Marital status

 Married

134 (67%)

94 (68%)

40 (65.6%)

 Not married

66 (33%)

45 (32%)

21 (34.4%)

Causes of CKD

 Renal vascular disease

66 (33%)

56 (40.5%)

10 (16.4%)

 Diabetic nephropathy

32 (16%)

22 (16%)

10 (16.4%)

Primary glomerular disease

17 (8.5%)

9 (6.5%)

8 (13.1%)

 Polycystic kidneys

13 (6.5%)

8 (6%)

5 (8.2%)

 Unknown aetiology

27 (13.5%)

19 (14%)

7 (11.5%)

Others

45 (22.5%)

24 (17%)

21 (34.4%)

Barthel index (mean, SD)

94.8 (±9.8)

94.93 (±9.5)

94.59 (10.3%)

Charlson comorbidity index

 2–3

83 (41.5%)

56 (40.3%)

27 (44.3%)

 4–5

85 (42.5%)

58 (41.7%)

27 (44.3%)

  ≤ 6

32 (16%)

25 (18%)

7 (11.4%)