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

Table 4.

Univariate analysis of clinical and vascular factors associated with bad outcome

Bad Outcomea PreservedRenalFunction P Value
Number of patients 40 81
Clinical parameters
 systolic Dx (mmHg) 167 (140–197) 139 (120–150) 0.000002
 diastolic Dx (mmHg) 97 (80–115) 82 (70–90) 0.0002
 HBP Dx 37 of 40 = 92.5% 55 of 81 = 67.9% 0.003
 systolic BP, end 136 (124–154) 123 (111–130) 0.000001
 MHT 14 of 40 = 35% 3 of 81 = 3.7% 0.00
 proteinuria Dx (g/day) 3.99 (1.81–5.30) 1.81 (0.49–2.52) 0.000001
 proteinuria, end (g/day) 3.32 (1.80–4.92) 0.94 (0.10–1.07) 0.0001
 serum albumin (g/L) 32.6±1.08 39.1±0.64 0.000004
 SCr Dx (μmol/L) 537 (190–759) 125 (89–161) 0.00
 eGFR Dx (ml/min per 1.73 m2) 22 (6–34) 66 (44–83) 0.00
 laboratory evidence of TMA 8 of 38 = 21.1% 0 of 78 = 0 0.00
Vascular parameters (arbitrary units)
 arteriosclerosis, global 2.34 (2–3) 1.72 (1–2) 0.01
 arterial intimal sclerosis 1.59 (1–3) 0.99 (0–2) 0.01
 arterial S/M hypertrophy 0.99 (0–2) 0.52 (0–1) 0.002
 arterial hyalin deposits 0.42 (0–1) 0.24 (0–0) 0.06
 arteriolar lumen caliber 2.04 (1.5–2.0) 2.60 (2–3) 0.000001
 arteriolar S/M hypertrophy 0.67 (0–1) 0.38 (0–1) 0.003
 arteriolar hyalin deposits 0.82 (0–1) 0.81 (0–1.5) >0.10
TMA by vessel size
 arterial fibrinoid TMA 11 of 40 = 27.5% 4 of 81 = 4.9% 0.0004
 arterial organized TMA 10 of 40 = 25% 11 of 81 = 13.6% >0.10
 arteriolar fibrinoid TMA 10 of 40 = 25% 9 of 81 = 11.1% 0.05
 arteriolar organized TMA 25 of 40 = 62.5% 26 of 81 = 32.1% 0.0014
TMA: all vessels
 fibrinoid TMA 22 of 40 = 55% 19 of 81 = 23.5% 0.001
 organized TMA 29 of 40 = 72.5% 28 of 81 = 34.6% 0.0001
 any TMA 34 of 40 = 85% 34 of 81 = 42% 0.00

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. Dx, diagnosis, HBP, high BP; MHT, malignant hypertension; S/M, smooth muscle.

a

Bad outcome defined as doubling of SCr or need for dialysis.