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Table 1 Selected descriptive variables from the baseline data to assess difference in sample characteristics at follow-up by response*

From: Role of foetal kidney size on kidney function in childhood: the born in bradford cohort renal study

 

Follow-up

Non-response to renal follow-up

 

Blood or urine

Blood

Urine

 

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n

630

447

433

1155

Mother’s ethnic group

    

White

271 (43.0)

190 (42.5)

185 (42.7)

678 (58.7)

South Asian

332 (52.7)

240 (53.7)

228 (52.7)

403 (34.9)

Other

27 (4.3)

17 (3.8)

20 (4.6)

9 (0.8)

Derived equivalized mother’s education

    

None (< 5 GCSE or equivalent)

122 (19.4)

82 (18.3)

78 (18.9)

173 (15.0)

School (≥ 5 GCSE or equivalent)

182 (28.9)

137 (30.7)

118 (28.6)

377 (32.7)

Further and higher (A level or equivalent or higher)

281 (44.6)

197 (44.1)

190 (46.0)

522 (45.3)

Other (Other, Overseas, Unknown)

45 (7.1)

31 (6.9)

27 (6.5)

80 (6.9)

Gender

    

Male

331 (52.5)

224 (50.1)

234 (54.0)

555 (48.1)

Female

299 (47.5)

223 (49.9)

199 (46.0)

600 (52.0)

Birthweight (mean ± SD)

3323 ± 483

3320 ± 464

3330 ± 492

3331 ± 501

Renal volume (cm3)

9.67 ± 2.83

9.62 ± 2.82

9.65 ± 2.86

9.75 ± 2.77

Age at renal measurement, years

8.8 ± 0.9

8.9 ± 0.9

8.8 ± 0.9

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  1. *Non-response were those who had a foetal renal ultrasound at baseline but did not provide a blood or urine sample for follow-up