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. 2018 Jul 29;3(6):1363–1372. doi: 10.1016/j.ekir.2018.07.020

Table 2.

Summary measures of clinical characteristics and outcomes of patients with secondary oxalate nephropathy (derived from 10 case series entailing 51 patients)

Variable No. of studies No. patients Weighted mean 95% CI I2 index, %
Patient characteristics
Age, yr 10 51 56.4 48.6−64.3 94
Men 10 51 59.0 42.0−75.0 16
White 10 51 81.0 66.0−90.0 0
Native kidney 9 48 85.0 70.0−93.0 0
Kidney allograft 2 3 15.0 7.0−31.0 0
Attributed cause
Increased intake of oxalate precursors 10 51 20.2 9.9−36.6 4
Increased oxalate availability 10 51 88.3 75.1−95.0 0
Serum creatinine, mg/dl
Baseline 10 51 1.3 1.1−1.5 92
At presentation 8 37 4.9 3.4−6.4 98
Peak 10 51 4.6 3.0−6.2 97
End of follow-up 6 32 2.7 2.2−3.1 22
Urinary findings
Proteinuria 6 33 69.0 34.0−91.0 51
Hematuria 3 16 32.0 14.0−58.0 0
Oxalate crystals 3 16 26.0 10.0−53.0 0
Urinary oxalate, mg/d 6 25 85.4 68.7−102.1 92
Kidney biopsy findings
Tubular injury 10 51 71.0 44.0−89.0 41
Tubular atrophy 10 51 69.0 43.0−87.0 43
Interstitial cellular infiltrate 10 51 72.0 45.0−89.0 43
Glomerular findings 10 51 59.0 40.0−76.0 23
Kidney and patient outcomes
Dialysis requirement 9 40 55.0 38.0−70.0 0
Partial recovery 9 40 42.0 27.0−58.0 0
Dialysis dependence 9 40 58.0 42.0−73.0 0
Mortality rate 9 40 33.0 17.0−55.0 15
Duration of follow-up, mo 8 38 12.9 5.9−19.9 75

CI, confidence interval.

Values are %, unless otherwise noted.