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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Kidney Int. 2020 Aug 1;98(6):1589–1604. doi: 10.1016/j.kint.2020.06.041

Table 2.

Characteristics according to mutation group.

Signal Prosegment Mature P value
Individuals 69 (62%) 27(24%) 15(14%)
Families 21(70%) 4(13%) 5(17%)
Age at presentation1 < 10 23(39%) 11(61%) 0 0.003
Age at presentation1 10 to < 20 19(32%) 2(11%) 0 0.02
Age at presentation1 >20 17(29%) 5(28%) 12(100%) <0.001
Age at presentation (mean±s.d.)1,2 19.7±15.7 22.4±20.2 37.0±12.42
Reason for presentation1,2 0.014
 Acute kidney injury 5/55 (10%) 0 0
 Anemia, acidosis, kidney failure 7/55(13%) 0 0
 Anemia 17/55(31%) 7/14(50%) 0
 Chronic kidney disease 12/55(22%) 2/14(14%) 3/12(25%)
 Gout 14/55(25%) 5/14(36%) 9/12(75%)
Total 55 14 12
Anemia as child (%) 39/43(91%) 11/16(69%) 0/7(0%) <0.001
Gout developed during the course of disease (%) 31/55(56%) 13/20(65%) 9/14(64%) 0.74
Age at first gout attack (mean±s.d.) 29.7±9.9 25.7±8.2 32.9±11.2 0.4
Age at ESKD onset (mean±s.d.) 53.1±10.6 50.8±17.6 63.6±7.62
1

Excluding individuals who presented for asymptomatic genetic screening. Six of 61 (10%) in the signal group, 7/21 (33%) in the prosegment group, and 3/15 (20%) patients in the mature group were identified by asymptomatic genetic screening.

2

p<0.001 when compared to the two other groups.