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. 2014 Nov 17;6:315. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2014.00315

Table 4.

Clinical and laboratory data.

Men (n = 3) Women (n = 5)
Creatinine (mg/dL) 0.64 0.26
(±0.30) (±0.07)
N.V. (0.8–1.3) N.V. (0.6–1.1)
Urinary creatinine (mg/24 h) 893.33 394.00
(±347.04) (±107.84)
N.V. (500–2000) N.V. (500–2000)
Creatinine height index (CHI) (%) 57.63 39.19
(±22.45) (±10.83)
N.V. (109) N.V. (110)
Dietary CHO intake (g) 342.56 197.62
(±48.17) (±62.38)
Dietary lipid intake (g) 89.05 63.62
(±27.47)0 (±27.55)
Dietary protein intake (g) 83.58 68.12
(±8.90) (±26.02)
Nitrogen intake (g) 13.37 10.90
(±1.42) (±4.16)
Urinary urea nitrogen (g) 13.04 11.99
(±1.08) (±3.48)
Nitrogen balance −0.67 −1.84
(±1.67) (±1.30)
N.V. (0.00) N.V. (0.00)
Megascore 1093.33 572.60
(±306.37) (±233.11)

The table shows the biochemical values obtained from blood and urine analysis and Megascore (Merlini et al., 2002, 2004). For each parameter, the mean values ±SD are presented. When possible, normal values (N.V.) were reported (M, men and W, women).