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. 2021 Aug 2;6(10):2639–2652. doi: 10.1016/j.ekir.2021.07.025

Table 1.

Biological characteristics of the 153 familial hyperkalemic hypertension patients according to their genotype

All patients (N = 153) Normal values (when applicable) CUL3
n = 19
KLHL3 AR
n = 16
KLHL3 AD
n = 56
WNK4
n = 10
WNK1 intron 1 del.
n = 23
WNK1 acidic motif
n = 29
P (Kruskal-Wallis test)
Sex M/F 9/10 13/3 23/33 5/5 9/14 13/16
age at work-up, years 7 [2-16] 9 [4-26] 33 [19-52] ν 38 [13-43] 36 [17-49] H 27 [6-45] <0.0001
age at discovery 5.5 [2.0-14.3]N 5.5 [2.5-31.7] 24.0 [11.0-44.0]N 19.0 [15.8 -27.5] 36.0 [8.0-37.0] 16.5 [4.8-24.25] 0.0308
Na+, mmol/l 136-145 138 [136-140]7 138 [136-139]3 139 [137-140]7 139 [137-141] 139 [139-140]1 140 [139-141]7 0.04
K+, mmol/l 3.5-5.1 7.1 [6.8-7.6]4€Hν 6.9 [5.8-8.0]1Δθμ 5.5 [5.2-6.0]9μν 5.9 [5.4-6.4] 5.5 [5.3-5.8]1θH 5.7 [5.1-6.1]4Δ€ <0.0001
Cl-, mmol/l 95-105 113 [111-116]4Eην 111 [109-113]3M 107 [105-110]11Mν 112 [108-114]1 108 [106-111] 108 [106-110]7E <0.0001
HCO3-, mmol/l 22.0-27.0 16.0 [15.1-17.0]6Hνλ 18.2 [15.0-19.5]3Θμ 22.0 [19.4-23.5]13μν 22.1 [18.8-23.8]λ 23.8 [22.0-27.0]1ΘHα 19.7 [18.2-21.1] <0.0001
eGFR, ml/min per 1.73 m2∗∗ >90 117 [100-131]10 108 [104-193]8 94 [82-108]21 96 [84-138]1 88 [58-139]4 94 [73-124]11 nd
Protides, g/l 63-78 70 [60-73]12 72 [66-83]12 70 [65-73]11 69 [67-70] 69 [65-71]2 66 [64-73]10 nd
Uric acid, μmol/l 137-393 225 [170-369]13 291 [291-316]12 279 [166-320]47 222 [177-311]5 182 [182-182]22 178 [160-193]14 nd
Total calcium, mmol/l 2.09-2.52 2.38 [2.30-2.50]13 2.31 [2.20-2.40]11 2.32 [2.21-2.44]34 2.31 [2.27-2.40] 2.48 [2.48-2.48]22 2.32 [2.21-2.40]8 nd
Magnesium, mmol/l 0.64-0.90 0.86 [0.84-0.89]17 0.73 [0.70-0.90]12 0.82 [0.75-0.86]49 0.86 [0.86-0.86]9 0.69 [0.66-0.79]19 0.79 [0.76-0.81]22 nd
Renin lying, pg/ml ∗∗∗ 1.5-17.0 2.5 [0.6-2.9]12 2.7 [1.5-4.4]9 3.3 [1.4-5.0]35 6.1 [3.4-10.0]3 5 [2.8-9.0]13 2.3 [0.8-5.1]16 nd
Aldosterone lying, pg/ml (RIA)∗∗∗ 40-200 102 [28-514]9 50 [21-148]7 56 [37-127]30 190 [41-258]2 105 [60-207]12 188 [69-242]12 nd

AD, autosomal dominant; AR, autosomal recessive; del., deletion; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; F, female; M, male; nd, not done; RIA, radioimmunoassay.

Values are given in Median [interquartile range]. The number of missing values is after the brackets.

KLHL3 AD vs CUL3 with ∗: N, with ∗∗∗: ν ;

WNK1 acidic motif vs KLHL3 AR with ∗:Δ;

WNK1 acidic motif vs CUL3 with ∗∗: Ε and with ∗∗∗:€;

WNK1 intron 1 deletion vs KLHL3 AR with ∗: θ and with ∗∗∗: Θ;

WNK1 intron 1 deletion vs CUL3 with ∗∗: η and with ∗∗∗:Η;

KLHL3 AD vs KLHL3 AR with ∗: μ; with ∗∗:M

WNK1 acidic motif vs WNK1 intron 1 deletion with ∗: α;

WNK4 vs CUL3 with ∗: λ.

age at discovery for index patients only.

∗∗

eGFR for estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate, using Modification of Diet in Renal Disease to estimate the clearance of creatinine for patients >18 years old; using Schwartz formula for patients < 18 years old.

∗∗∗

Renin and Aldosterone lying excepted newborns. P values correspond to Kruskal-Wallis test. Statistical significance is given by superscript after square brackets as follow: ∗is P < 0.1; ∗∗is P < 0.01; ∗∗∗is P< 0.001 (P values were adjusted to account for multiple comparisons).