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. 2016 Aug 22;14(4):807–817. doi: 10.5114/aoms.2016.61902

Table I.

Comparison of groups on hemo- (H) and peritoneal dialysis (P)

Parameter H P P-value
Age [years] 64 ±15 56 ±17 < 0.001
Patients, n 301 58
Males/females, n 190/111 28/30 < 0.05
Dialysis vintage [weeks] 264 ±216 135 ±96 < 0.001
Comorbidity and deaths:
 DM, n 95 19 NS
 Deaths all-cause, n 89 6 < 0.01
 Deaths cardiovascular, n 44 5 < 0.001
Investigated predictors:
 Hb [g/dl] 10.9 ±1.5 11.9 ±1.6 < 0.001
 Albumin [g/dl] 3.9 ±0.5 3.9 ±0.5 NS
 CRP [mg/l] 16.3 ±35.5 9.6 ±12.4 NS
 TChol [mg/dl] 177.3 ±49.4 198.1 ±42.0 < 0.001
 SGA [pts] 9.2 ±3.1 8.7 ±1.8 NS
 Diuresis [ml] 901 ±777 1500 ±922 < 0.001
 MBP [mm Hg] 101.1 ±14.7 98.9 ±13.1 NS
 BMI [kg/m2] 26.4 ±4.9 26.2 ±5.4 NS
 LTM (%) 45.5 ±13.2 48.6 ±14.0 NS
 FAT (%) 35.0 ±11.1 35.5 ±10.0 NS
 OH (%) 10.9 ±4.1 2.0 ±3.1 < 0.001

BMI – body mass index, CRP – C-reactive protein, DM – diabetes mellitus, FAT – mass of adipose lipids in the body, Hb – he- moglobin, LTM – lean tissue mass, MBP – mean blood pressure, OH – overhydration to total body weight ratio, SGA – Subjective Global Assessment, TChol – total cholesterol. The results are presented as mean ± standard deviation.