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Table 5 Cox regression analysis of the risk factors for renal dysfunction in the patients with pMN

From: Complement activation products in the circulation and urine of primary membranous nephropathy

Parameters

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

HR (95% CI)

P value

HR (95% CI)

P value

Gender (male)

2.403 (1.089–5.305)

0.030

1.500 (0.448–5.015)

0.511

Age

1.031 (0.980–1.086)

0.238

  

Nephrotic syndrome

0.741 (0.216–2.543)

0.634

  

Anti-PLA2R antibody positivity

0.249 (0.032–1.945)

0.185

  

Level of anti-PLA2R antibodies

1.006 (1.001–1.010)

0.020

1.005 (1.001–1.010)

0.023

Proteinuria

1.031 (0.879–1.209)

0.712

  

Serum albumin

0.983 (0.882–1.075)

0.750

  

eGFR

1.005 (0.988–1.023)

0.566

  

Serum-C3

0.242 (0.013–4.413)

0.338

  

Serum-C4

0.011 (0.00–92.092)

0.329

  

P-C1q

0. 721 (0.120–4.321)

0.721

  

P-C4d

0.213 (0.003–17.880)

0.494

  

P-MBL

0.983 (0.962–1.004)

0.119

  

P-Bb

0.000 (0.000–5820)

0.381

  

P-Properdin

0.090 (0.000–67.712)

0.476

  

P-C3a

0.990 (0.978–1.002)

0.101

  

P-C5a

0.989 (0.955–1.024)

0.554

  

P-MAC

0.924 (0.689–1.240)

0.600

  

U-C1q

0.642 (0.100–4.107)

0.640

  

U-C4d

1.026 (0.932–1.129)

0.607

  

U-MBL

0.739 (0.000–5,302,470)

0.970

  

U-Bb

1.020 (0.85–1.216)

0.828

  

U-Properdin

0.978 (0.922–1.037)

0.459

  

U-C3a

1.000 (0.998–1.022)

0.856

  

U-C5a

1.003 (0.995–1.011)

0.442

  

U-MAC

0.991 (0.859–1.144)

0.905

  
  1. P plasma, U urine
  2. The p values with statistical significance were showed in bold (P < 0.05)