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. 2021 Jul 24;10(15):3265. doi: 10.3390/jcm10153265

Table 3.

Differences in serum uric acid levels, frequency of hyperuricemia and fractional excretion of uric acid between HNF1B positive and negative patients presented for age-specific intervals.

Parameter Age Group HNF1B+ HNF1B- p Value
BMI-SDS 0–9 0.31 (−0.19–0.81; n = 37) 0.32 (−0.26–0.90; n = 21) 0.992
10–18 0.41 (−0.03–0.86; n = 31) 0.36 (−0.03–0.74; n = 32) 0.846
eGFR
(mL/min/1.73 m2)
1–9 112.28 (103.80–120.76; n = 33) 128.89 (109.05–148.72; n = 17) 0.119
10–18 95.01 (80.59–109.43; n = 32) 107.89 (94.96–120.81; n = 32) 0.180
sUA (mg/dL) 0–9 4.93 (4.59–5.26; n = 35) 4.14 (3.73–4.54; n = 33) 0.003
10–18 6.50 (5.89–7.11; n = 25) 5.63 (5.00–6.26; n = 32) 0.052
Hyperuricemia (%) 0–9 37.5% (n = 24) 8.6% (n = 35) 0.017
10–18 50% (n = 16) 23.3% (n = 30) 0.066
FEUA (%) 0–9 7.33 (6.01–8.65; n = 25) 6.82 (5.92–7.72; n = 25) 0.511
10–18 6.16 (4.77–7.55; n = 21) 5.60 (4.87–6.32; n = 29) 0.425

Data are presented as means (95% confidence interval) or percentages. BMI-SDS, body mass index standard deviation score; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; FEUA, fractional excretion of uric acid; and sUA, serum uric acid.