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Published in final edited form as: Kidney Int. 2010 Aug 25;78(11):1154–1163. doi: 10.1038/ki.2010.311

Table 2b.

Results of Uni- and multi-variate linear regression models of log-transformed HDL-C on select clinical CKD and anthropometric measures, N=391

	% Change in HDL-C*
	Unadjusted		Adjusted^†
	Est. (95% CI)	p-value	Est. (95% CI)	p-value
Age, per 3 yr. increase	−5% (−6, −3)	<0.01	−5% (−7, −3)	<0.01
Male	−3% (−7,2)	0.28	−5% (−9,0)	0.06
GFR, per 10 ml/min/1.73m² decrease	−2% (−4, −1)	<0.01	−3% (−4, −1)	<0.01
Proteinuria (vs. Normal,Up/c<0.2)
mild, 0.2≤ Up/c <1.0	−7% (−13, −1)	0.02	−7% (−13, −2)	0.01
moderate, 1.0≤ Up/c <2.0	−1% (−8,7)	0.88	4% (−3,12)	0.31
nephrotic, Up/c ≥ 2.0	−5% (−13,4)	0.29	3% (−6,12)	0.51
BMI percentile (vs. BMI percentile≤85)
Overweight, 85<BMI percentile ≤95	−3% (−11,6)	0.51	−7% (−14,1)	0.09
Obese, BMI percentile>95	−13% (−19, −6)	<0.01	−14% (−20, −8)	<0.01