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. 2017 Apr 13;32(2):149–157. doi: 10.5606/ArchRheumatol.2017.6075

Table 1. Sex- and age-specific prevalence of hyperuricemia in study population.

  Hyperuricemia 
  Male(n=2766) Female(n=1606) Total (n=4372)
  Screened Cases Prevalence p-value for Screened Cases Prevalence p-value for Screened Cases Prevalence p-value for
  No No (%) χ2-test No No (%) χ2-test No No (%) χ2-test
        for trend       for trend       for trend
65-74 1537 430 28.0% 0,015 903 250 27.7% 0,008 2440 680 27.9% <0.0001
75-84 1033 343 33.2%   575 193 33.6%   1608 536 33.3%  
≥85 196 63 32.1%   128 49 38.3%   324 112 34.6%  
Total 2766 836 30.2%   1606 492 30.6%   4372 1328 30.4%