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. 2011 Nov 3;23(1):137–148. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2010111130

Table 1.

 Comparison of clinical data between patients with and without TMA

Parameter TMA No TMA P Value
Number of patients 68 60
Age (years) 39.7 (29–49) 36.2 (26–44) >0.10
Male 49 of 68 = 72.1% 41 of 60 = 68.3% >0.10
Initial systolic BP (mmHg) 161 (135–177) 130 (120–140) 0.00
Initial diastolic BP (mmHg) 94 (80–107) 77 (67–85) 0.000002
Percentage hypertensive 48 of 68 = 70.6% 14 of 60 = 23.3% 0.00
Percentage MHT 18 of 68 = 26% 0 of 60 = 0 0.00
Final systolic BP (mmHg) 131 (120–144) 122 (110–130) 0.004
Final diastolic BP (mmHg) 81 (72–87) 74 (69–80) >0.10a
Number of antihypertensive agents 2.8 (2–4) 1.4 (1–2) 0.00
Proteinuria Dx (g/day) 3.37 (1.2–4.0) 1.33 (0.40–1.85) 0.00
Macroscopic hematuria 11 of 59 = 18.6% 22 of 46 = 47.8% 0.0014
Serum albumin (g/L) 34.6 (30–39) 39.8 (36–43) 0.0001
Initial SCr (μmol/L) 368 (140–412) 123 (80–130) 0.00
eGFR (ml/min per 1.73 m2) 34 (14–50) 73 (51–90) 0.00
Final SCr (μmol/L) 340 (123–569) 156 (81–119) 0.00
Final eGFR (ml/min per 1.73 m2) 23 (0–49) 69 (50–96) 0.00
Bad outcomeb 34 of 68 = 50.0% 6 of 53 = 11.3% 0.00
RRT 30 of 68 = 44.1% 5 of 53 = 9.4% 0.00
Laboratory evidence of TMA 8 of 65 = 12.3% 0 of 55 = 0 0.01
Family history 5 of 53 = 9.4% 7 of 39 = 17.9% >0.10

Values expressed as mean (25th to 75th percentile) or percentages. P values calculated by Mann–Whitney U test or Fisher’s exact test as appropriate. BP, blood pressure; Dx, diagnosis.

aValue of >0.10 after Holm–Bonferroni correction to minimize type 1 error (α=0.05).

bBad outcome defined as doubling of initial SCr or need for dialysis.