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. 2017 Dec 6;18:355. doi: 10.1186/s12882-017-0767-3

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Fig. 1 — a. Persistent pattern (Normoalbuminuria): A representative plot of AER values for a patient where all AER values were <20 mcg/min throughout the study. b. Intermittent pattern (Microalbuminuria): A representative plot of AER values for a patient with occasional AER values >20 mcg/min (i.e., above the bold line), with AER values returning to baseline at study completion. c. Progressing pattern (normo- to microalbuminuria): A representative plot of AER values for a patient with AER <20 mcg/min at the start of the study progressing to >20 mcg/min at study completion. d. Regressing pattern (micro- to normoalbuminuria): A representative plot of AER values for a patient with AER >20 mcg/min at the start of the study, progressing to <20 mcg/min at study completion