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Table 1 Patient characteristics in the control (Uncontrolled T) and intervention (37 °C) groups

From: Influence of dialysate temperature on creatinine peritoneal clearance in peritoneal dialysis patients: a randomized trial

 

Uncontrolled T

(n = 9)

37 °C T

(n = 9)

p value

n. patients

9,00

9,00

 

dialysate temperature (°C)

32,22 ± 0,26

36,78 ± 0,38

< 0,0001

males (percentage)

78%

78%

ns

diabetics (percentage)

22%

56%

ns

hypertensive (percentage)

89%

89%

ns

high average transporters (percentage)

44%

44%

ns

low average transporters (percentage)

33%

44%

ns

high transporters (percentage)

0%

11%

ns

low transporters (percentage)

22%

0%

ns

dialysis vintage (months)

28,44 ± 9,11

25,56 ± 5,82

ns

urinary creatinine clearance (ml/min)

4,72 ± 2,76

6,32 ± 2,01

ns

urine output (ml/4 h PET test)

133,30 ± 72,65

188,90 ± 54,50

ns

dialysate volume drained (ml)

2267,00 ± 108,30

2156,00 ± 70,93

ns

serum creatinine (mg/dl)

9,53 ± 1,23

8,39 ± 0,79

ns

serum urea (mg/dl)

110,10 ± 8,55

118,00 ± 11,84

ns

serum albumin (g/dl)

3,70 ± 0,11

3,42 ± 0,13

ns

serum hemoglobin (g/dl)

11,60 ± 0,00

11,42 ± 0,36

ns

serum c-reactive protein (mg/dl)

0,29 ± 0,06

0,63 ± 0,28

ns

  1. Data are presented as mean ± standard error of the mean (SEM) or percentages
  2. ns non-significant