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. 2022 Mar 22;11(7):1063. doi: 10.3390/cells11071063

Table 2.

The main demographic and biochemical characteristics of the subjects.

Characteristic All Patients Gout Patients Hyperuricemia Patients p-Value
(N = 150) (N = 114) (N = 36) #
N % N % N %
Gender Male 121 80.7 100 87.7 21 58.3 0.0004
Female 29 19.3 14 12.3 15 41.7
Familial occurrence 42 28 35 30.7 7 19.4 0.2097
(29 *) (22.6 *)
Characteristic N Median Range N Median Range N Median Range p -Value
(IQR) (IQR) (IQR)
Age at examination [years] 150 59 3–80 114 59 30–80 36 55.5 3–78 0.13335
21 19 34.3
BMI at examination 108 29.1 16–43.4 80 29 20.6–43.4 28 30.1 16–37.5 0.7391
5.3 5.4 5.1
Gout/hyperuricemia onset [years] 125 45 13–77 112 45 18–77 13 48 13–70 0.4025
23 21.3 36
SUA at examination, with medication [µmol/L, (mg/dL)] 137 373(6.2) 163–725
(2.7–12.1)
107 371(6.2) 163–725
(2.7–12.1)
30 411(6.9) 240–628
(4.0–10.5)
0.1197
123(2.1) 118(1.9) 155.3(2.5)
FEUA at examination, with medication 135 3.4 0.9–11.8 107 3.4 0.9–11.8 28 3.5 1.3–8.4 0.974
2.1 2 2.2

# Fisher’s exact test (significance level: 0.05). † Wilcoxon rank-sum test (significance level: 0.005). * relative frequencies when missing information about familial occurrence was excluded. IQR = interquartile range; BMI = body mass index; SUA = serum urid acid; FEUA = fractional excretion of urid acid.