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. 2018 Jan 15;29(4):1289–1300. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2017060707

Table 5.

Mean ACRa over a 7-year follow-up period by baseline CKD risk category

Visit (N)b Overall Low Risk Moderate Risk High Risk Very High Risk
Nc Mean (SD) Nd Mean (SD) Nd Mean (SD) Nd Mean (SD) Nd Mean (SD)
Baseline (2453) 2192 44.4 (291.92) 1788 7.9 (5.52) 254 67.9 (58.40) 73 429.3 (638.55) 29 1137.2 (1963.37)
12 mo (2397) 1618 27.8 (176.96) 1217 9.7 (20.52) 167 49.3 (133.12) 53 72.2 (115.32) 16 843.2 (1108.12)
24 mo (2360) 1386 37.1 (327.39) 1036 11.2 (31.91) 148 28.0 (39.93) 46 62.0 (121.30) 15 1379.9 (2034.14)
36 mo (2372) 1414 27.6 (181.16) 1053 11.2 (30.89) 151 37.2 (106.68) 49 96.4 (164.50) 16 956.1 (1365.50)
48 mo (2373) 1383 32.5 (260.25) 1035 12.2 (57.80) 138 39.6 (75.43) 50 73.7 (121.25) 17 1223.4 (1997.80)
60 mo (2378) 1424 30.6 (221.11) 1050 11.0 (26.38) 153 46.4 (97.82) 50 116.4 (215.94) 12 1151.0 (2035.49)
84 mo (2360) 931 35.9 (333.44) 706 11.4 (42.43) 101 38.8 (68.27) 29 95.6 (161.96) 9 1944.9 (2905.37)

The difference between the N values in the first and second columns is the number of participants who do not have data to calculate eGFRcr-cys, whereas the difference between the N in the second column and the sum of the N values in columns 3–6 is the number of participants who were missing a CKD risk category because of missing ACR data.

a

Mg albumin/g creatinine.

b

Total number of available participants at each time point.

c

Number of participants with sufficient data to calculate eGFRcr-cys.

d

Number of participants with sufficient data to assess CKD risk category using eGFRcr-cys and ACR.