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. 2016 Dec 16;13:1–7. doi: 10.2147/TCRM.S123226

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the study sample

Number of patients 2,465
Age (years)a 61 (15)
Maleb 1,106 (44.9)
Urban areab 1,640 (66.5)
Body mass index (kg/m2)c 29.9±6.6
Diabetes typeb
 Type 1 298 (12.1)
 Type 2 2,167 (87.9)
Diabetes duration (years)a 8 (10)
Serum creatinine (mg/dL)c 1.0±0.7
Glycated hemoglobin level (percentage points)c 8.9±2.0
Hypertensive patientsb 1,912 (77.6)
Comorbidities of the urinary tractb
 Kidney stones 184 (7.5)
 Malformations of the urinary tract 20 (0.8)
 Benign prostatic hyperplasia 223 (9.1)
 Urinary catheterization 7 (0.3)
 Tumors of the urinary tract 11 (0.4)
 Cystocele 62 (2.5)
 Renal cyst 90 (3.7)
 Two or more associated factors 14 (0.6)
Diabetes complicationsb
 Retinopathy
  Mild nonproliferative 450 (18.3)
  Moderate nonproliferative 69 (2.8)
  Severe nonproliferative 131 (5.3)
  Proliferative 125 (5.1)
  Chronic kidney disease 576 (23.4)
 Coronary artery disease 1,208 (49.0)
 Cerebrovascular disease 167 (6.8)
 Peripheral artery disease 410 (16.6)
 Neuropathy
  Somatic 1,656 (67.1)
  Autonomic 49 (2.0)
 Positive urine culture 297 (12.0)

Notes:

a

Continuous variables without Gaussian distribution. Results are presented as median and (interquartile range).

b

Dichotomous variables. Results are presented as number of individuals and (percentage of total).

c

Continuous variables with Gaussian distribution. Results are presented as average ± standard deviation.