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. 2023 Jul 12;11:1157696. doi: 10.3389/fped.2023.1157696

Table 2.

Overview of the most important parameters of each patient in the group with hyperoxaluria.

Patient number BMI (kg/m2) Age at oxalate evaluation (months) Etiologiy of SBS Urinary oxalate (mmol/mol creatinine) Creatinine (mg/dl) eGFR (ml/min/1.73 m2) Renal pathology Remaining expected short bowel length (%)
1 14.6 15 NEC 138 0.21 186.91 NC 14
2 14.7 63 Volvulus 123 0.21 126.13 None 37
3 15.8 40 Intestinal atresia 115 0.22 132.51 None 32
4 14.7 107 NEC na 6.53 5.26 dPC 26
5 20.3 154 Volvulus 283 0.31 133.80 NL 21
6 16.86 176 NEC 82 0.31 103.79 None 16
7 14.4 44 Volvulus 126 0.32 113.76 None 27
8 18.85 32 Volvulus, Gastroschisis 120 0.36 108.55 None 9
9 15.7 46 Volvulus, NEC 119 0.37 174.13 None 14
10 22.9 194 Volvulus, Gastroschisis 43.8 0.39 na None 34
11 18.6 33 Volvulus 229 0.54 na None 24
12 15.9 50 NEC 244 0.66 139.16 None 22
13 11.96 22 Volvulus 156 0.26 162.54 None 21
14 16.5 278 Intestinal scarring stenosis na 18.5 2.2 dPC X

NC, nephrocalcinosis; NL, nephrolithiasis; dPC, diffuse parenchymal calcifications.