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. 2023 Nov 24;11:1248674. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1248674

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of selected participants in NHANES between 2007 and 2016 by categories of kidney stones.

All Without kidney stones (n = 6,851) With kidney stones (n = 716)
Age 48.99 ± 17.49 48.31 ± 17.46 55.44 ± 16.41 < 0.001
Gender ( N , %) < 0.001
Male 3,675 (48.57) 3,284 (47.93) 391 (54.61)
Female 3,892 (51.43) 3,567 (52.07) 325 (45.39)
Race ( N , %) < 0.001
Mexican American 1,123 (14.84) 1,019 (14.87) 104 (14.53)
Other Hispanic 772 (10.20) 692 (10.10) 80 (11.17)
Non-Hispanic white 3,298 (43.58) 2,917 (42.58) 381 (53.21)
Non-Hispanic black 1,547 (20.44) 1,447 (21.12) 100 (13.97)
Other races 827 (10.93) 776 (11.33) 51 (7.12)
Education ( N , %) 0.013
Less than college 3,470 (45.86) 3,118 (45.51) 352 (49.16)
College 2,281 (30.14) 2,057 (30.02) 224 (31.28)
College graduate or above 1,816 (24.00) 1,676 (24.46) 140 (19.55)
Marital status ( N , %) < 0.001
Married 3,940 (52.07) 3,510 (51.23) 430 (60.06)
Single 3,061 (40.45) 2,808 (40.99) 253 (35.34)
Living with a partner 566 (7.48) 533 (7.78) 33 (4.61)
Poverty income ratio (mean ±SD) 2.50 ± 1.63 2.50 ± 1.63 2.47 ± 1.61 0.601
Body mass index (kg/m2) (mean ±SD) 29.16 ± 6.89 28.99 ± 6.89 30.78 ± 6.73 < 0.001
Smoking ( N , %) 0.025
< 100 cigarettes in life 3,390 (44.80) 3,031 (44.24) 359 (50.14)
≥100 cigarettes in life 4,174 (55.16) 3,817 (55.71) 357 (49.86)
Alcohol ( N , %) 0.397
< 12 drinks/year 5,048 (72.09) 4,575 (72.30) 473 (70.18)
≥12 drinks/year 1,950 (27.85) 1,749 (27.64) 201 (29.82)
Diabetes ( N , %) < 0.001
Yes 898 (11.87) 737 (10.76) 161 (22.49)
No 6,499 (85.89) 5,973 (87.18) 526 (73.46)
Hypertension ( N , %) < 0.001
Yes 2,712 (35.84) 2,339 (34.14) 373 (52.09)
No 4,847 (64.05) 4,504 (65.74) 343 (47.91)
Glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) ml/min (mean ±SD) 99.53 ± 12.72 99.96 ± 12.72 95.39 ± 11.96 < 0.001
DEET (ug/L) (mean ±SD) 0.10 ± 1.55 0.10 ± 1.63 0.08 ± 0.19 0.001
DCBA (ug/L) (mean ±SD) 106.78 ± 4478.05 106.65 ± 4689.81 108.00 ± 1217.17 0.01
DHMB (ug/L) (mean ±SD) 2.41 ± 146.30 2.59 ± 153.47 0.56 ± 4.76 0.009

If it is a continuous variable, the Kruskal–Wallis rank sum test was used to determine it. The p-value for continuous variables with a theoretical value of < 10 was determined using Fisher's exact probability test. With regard to categorical data, the p-value was calculated using weighted chi-square. Values are presented as means + SD or %. SD, standards deviation; DEET, N, N-diethyl-m-toluamide; DCBA, 3-diethyl-carbamoyl benzoic acid; DHMB N, N-diethyl-3-hydroxymethylbenzamide.