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. 2010 Apr;21(4):679–688. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2009080808

Table 2.

Clinical presentation at diagnosis of APRT deficiency

Parameter Value
No. of families 33
No. of patients 40
    <16 years (n [%]) 15 (37.5)
    >16 years (n [%]) 25 (62.5)
Male gender (n [%]) 24 (60.0)
Parental consanguinity (n = 34; n [%]) 5 (14.7)
Age at diagnosis (years; median [IQR]) 28.9 (5.6 to 51.0)
Familial screening (asymptomatic; n [%]) 2 (5.0)
History of urolithiasis (n [%]) 36 (90.0)
Age at first lithiasis (n = 31; years; median [IQR]) 12.5 (3.1 to 35.0)
Delay from first lithiasis to diagnosis (years; median [IQR]) 1.5 (0.0 to 17.2)
Lithiasis episodes (n [%])
    0 4 (10.0)
    1 to 2 17 (42.5)
    3 to 5 10 (25.0)
    >5 9 (22.5)
Urologic procedures (n [%])
    0 23 (57.5)
    1 to 2 12 (30.0)
    3 to 5 4 (10.0)
    >5 1 (2.5)
Type of urologic procedures (n [%])
    extracorporeal shock waves lithotripsy 12 (30.0)
    ureteroscopy 5 (12.5)
    percutaneous nephrolithotomy 3 (7.5)
    surgery 5 (12.5)
    nephrectomy 1 (2.5)
Acute renal failure (n [%]) 1 (2.5)
Chronic renal failure (n [%]) 13 (32.5)
ESRD reached before diagnosis (n [%]) 6 (15.0)
Renal transplant recipients not on dialysis (n [%]) 4 (10.0)
Renal transplant recipients on dialysis (n [%]) 2 (5.0)

Full clinical data for 40 patients from 33 families are provided. (n indicates the number of patients for whom data was available when the information was lacking for some patients).