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. 2011 Nov;6(11):2612–2619. doi: 10.2215/CJN.03910411

Table 3.

Association between clinical measurements and percentage difference in serum osteoprotegerin levels

Percentage Difference (95% CI) P
Chronic Kidney Disease-Mineral and Bone Disorder measuresa
    serum phosphate (per 1 mg/dl) 6.5% (−1.5%, 15%) 0.11
    corrected serum calcium (per 1 mg/dl) −1.7% (−11.2%, 8.8%) 0.74
    calcium X phosphorus product 0.2% (−0.6%, 1.0%) 0.58
    intact PTH ≥66 pg/ml 3.4% (−6.1%, 13.9%) 0.49
    intact PTH above KDOQI guidelines 5.4% (−4.8%, 16.6%) 0.31
    total alkaline phosphatase (per 10 U/L) 1.5% (0%, 3.1%) 0.05
    bone-specific alkaline phosphatase (per 10 U/L) −1.5% (−4.5%, 1.5%) 0.32
    cortical bone mineral content (per 50 g) 1.6% (−2.5%, 5.9%) 0.45
Demographics and vascular risk factorsb
    age (per 10 years) 7.1% (2.6%, 11.8%) <0.01
    female gender 10.2% (0.2%, 21.3%) 0.05
    black race 1.0% (−7.7%, 10.5%) 0.83
    diabetes 8.1% (−0.8%, 17.8%) 0.08
    cardiovascular disease 9.3% (−0.1%, 19.6%) 0.05
    hypertension 5.2% (−8.2%, 20.5%) 0.46
    current/former smoker 4.3% (−4.5%, 14.0%) 0.35
    systolic BP (per 10 mmHg) 2.7% (0.6%, 4.9%) 0.01
    eGFR (per 10 ml/min per 1.73 m2) −3.9% (−6.8%, −0.8%) 0.01
    serum albumin (per 1 mg/dl) −17.0% (−25.8%, −7.2%) <0.01

PTH, parathyroid hormone; KDOQI, Kidney Disease Outcomes Quality Initiative; eGFR, estimated GFR.

a

Percentage difference values were adjusted for age, gender, and race.

b

Percentage difference values were adjusted for all other demographics and vascular risk factors.

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