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. 2019 Dec 20;36(5):840–847. doi: 10.1093/ndt/gfz267

Table 3.

GEE parameter estimates for the association of degree of hematuria during follow-up with eGFR during follow-up

Average eGFR decline per degree increase in hematuria
Adjusted for eGFR decline (mL/min/1.73 m2) 95% Lower 95% Upper P-value
Time −1.1192 −1.6834 −0.5551 <0.001
Time + estimated proteinuria −0.7432 −1.3567 −0.1297 0.018
Time + M −1.1248 −1.7069 −0.5427 <0.001
Time + E −1.0750 −1.6281 −0.5220 <0.001
Time + S −1.0712 −1.6287 −0.5138 <0.001
Time + T −1.1346 −1.7087 −0.5606 <0.001
Time + C −1.1214 −1.6798 −0.5630 <0.001
Time + RASB −1.1337 −1.7277 −0.5396 <0.001
Time + immunosuppression −1.1532 −1.7374 −0.5690 <0.001
Time + RASB, immunosuppression −1.1642 −1.7734 −0.5550 <0.001
Time + estimated proteinuria + T −0.8122 −1.4358 −0.1886 0.011

n = 390 laboratory measures available between biopsy date and last follow-up or ESRD, among 72 patients.

GEE models using time-dependent predictors were modeled as main effects, and time-independent predictors (MEST-C scores) were considered along with an interaction term for time in order to estimate a within-subjects effect.

P-values in bold denote significance at the 0.05 level.