Table 4.
Urine creatine reference range per age groups | Number of elevated urine creatine levels in males and females | Elevated urine creatine range (mmol/mol creatinine) (median) |
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Follow-up investigations | ||
0–60 months (reference range 14–830 mmol/mol creatinine) | Male | 838.0–3915.00 (1082.5) |
N = 29 | Normal MRS n = 8 | |
No confirmatory follow-up investigations n = 9 | Normal genetic investigations for CRTR deficiency n = 12 | |
Female | 843.0–2333.0 (1190.0) | |
N = 25 | Normal MRS n = 6 | |
No confirmatory follow-up investigations n = 13 | Normal genetic investigations for CRTR deficiency n = 12 | |
60–192 months (reference range 16–649 mmol/mol creatinine) | Male | 707.0–3518.0* (835) |
N = 7 | Normal MRS n = 1 | |
No confirmatory follow-up investigations n = 3 | Normal genetic investigations for CRTR deficiency n = 2 | |
Diagnosis of CRTR deficiency n = 1 | ||
Female | 657.0–8756.0** (885) | |
N = 9 | Normal MRS n = 1 | |
No confirmatory follow-up investigations n = 6 | Normal genetic investigations for CRTR deficiency n = 2 | |
Diagnosis of CRTR deficiency n = 1 | ||
192–228 months (reference range 19–173 mmol/mol creatinine) | Male | 531 |
N = 1 | Normal genetic investigations for CRTR deficiency n = 1 | |
Female | Result = 186.0 | |
N = 1 | ||
No confirmatory follow-up investigations n = 1 |
*Maximum value is male patient identified with CRTR without therapy
**Maximum value is female patient identified with CRTR with therapy