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. 2012 Dec 28;24(1):149–159. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2012070646

Table 2.

Kaplan–Meier estimates of the cumulative incidences of strict and clinical FRNS

3-Month Group (n=62) 6-Month Group (n=64) Difference (%; 95% CI) Log Rank Test
Strict FRNS (%)
 6 months 14.5±4.5 3.1±2.2 −11.40 (−21.20, −1.60)
 1 year 38.7±6.2 39.1±6.1 0.40 (−16.60, 17.40)
 2 years 45.2±6.3 45.6±6.2 0.40 (−16.90, 17.70)
 3 years 45.2±6.3 49.3±6.4 4.10 (−13.50, 21.70)
 4 years 45.2±6.3 52.5±6.7 7.30 (−10.70, 25.30)
 5 years 45.2±6.3 52.5±6.7 7.30 (−10.70, 25.30) P=0.91
Clinical FRNS (%)
 6 months 17.7±4.9 10.9±3.9 −6.80 (−19.10, 5.50)
 1 year 41.9±6.3 46.9±6.2 5.00 (−9.10, 19.10)
 2 years 50.1±6.4 53.3±6.3 3.20 (−14.40, 20.80)
 3 years 50.1±6.4 59.4±6.4 9.30 (−8.40, 27.00)
 4 years 50.1±6.4 59.4±6.4 12.20 (−5.70, 30.10)
 5 years 50.1±6.4 62.3±6.5 12.20 (−5.70, 30.10) P=0.76

Data are expressed as percentages ± SEMs at 6 months and yearly afterward. Between-group differences are expressed as percentages with 95% CIs. Log rank tests were performed on all available data at the end of follow-up. Clinical FRNS, FRNS according to the definition of strict FRNS or other indications for additional treatment measures (e.g., prednisolone maintenance therapy, ciclosporin, etc.); strict FRNS, FRNS based on more than or equal to two relapses within 6 months after initial treatment or four relapses within any 12 months.