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. 2015 Mar 2;12(3):2700–2717. doi: 10.3390/ijerph120302700

Table 2.

Urinary parameters of institutionalized and community-dwelling elderly people by sex.

Urinary Parameters Institutionalized (n = 29) Community-dwelling (n = 74) p-value Total (n = 103)
Males
24-h urine volume, mL 1750 (800, 2100) 1835 (650, 3300) 0.049 * 1790 (650, 3300)
24-h UOSM, mOsm/kg 564 (391, 781) 414 (225, 768) 0.015 462 (225, 781)
Renal solute excretion, mOsm/24-h 880 (586, 1562) 801 (499, 1262) 0.195 * 865 (499, 1562)
Free Water Reserve, mL/24-h 134 (−537, 595) 780 (−157, 1823) <0.001 * 461 (−537, 1823)
Females
24-h urine volume, mL 1450 (750, 2800) 1750 (760, 3450) 0.927 * 1625 (750, 3450)
24-h UOSM, mOsm/kg 380 (272, 620) 377 (84, 799) 0.129 * 377 (84, 799)
Renal solute excretion, mOsm/24-h 623 (257, 1056) 619 (260, 1073) 0.300 * 621 (257, 1073)
Free Water Reserve, mL/24-h 621 (−1, 1184) 720 (−207, 2706) 0.147 * 706 (−207, 2706)

Values are expressed as median (range); * t-test for independent samples; Mann-Whitney U test; UOSM—Urine osmolality.