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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of non-lithiasic and lithiasic gout patients

From: Evaluation of the chemical composition of nephrolithiasis using dual-energy CT in Southern Chinese gout patients

Variable

Total (N=84)

Non-lithiasic (n=48)

Lithiasic (n=36)

p

Age, years ,mean

49.4±17.3

50.2 ± 2.8

48.4 ± 2.4

0.6398

Male sex, n(%)

76 (90.5%)

40 (83.3%)

36 (100%)

0.0093*

BMI, kg/m2, mean

26.2±3.6

26.7 ± 0.6

25.7 ± 0.5

0.2138

Disease duration

5.0±3.4

4.3 ± 0.5

6.0 ± 0.6

0.0249*

The frequency of gout flare, n(%)

   

0.0435*

 Less than 3 times per year

22 (26.2%)

17 (35.4%)

5 (13.9%)

 

 ≥3 times per year

62 (73.8%)

31 (64.6%)

31 (86.1%)

Tophus, n(%)

26 (31.0%)

11 (22.9%)

15(41.7%)

0.0948

Number of involved joints,n(%)

   

0.0629

 Only one joint

8 (9.5%)

6 (5.9%)

2 (5.5%)

 

 2-4 joints

29 (34.5%)

18 (37.5%)

11 (30.6%)

 Polyarthritis (≥5 joints)

47 (55.9%)

24 (50.0%)

23 (63.9%)

Serum urate (umol/L)

533.6±156.3

551.3 ± 24.8

510.0 ± 22.0

0.2327

AP uric acid

65 (77.4%)

37 (77.1%)

28 (77.8%)

0.9400

  1. BMI body mass index;
  2. AP uric acid: the level of uric acid supersaturation(Serum urate >420umol/L)
  3. P value stands for the Comparison between Non-lithiasic and Lithiasic group.
  4. * indicate significant difference