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. 2022 May 20;3(8):1350–1358. doi: 10.34067/KID.0002372022

Table 1.

Characteristics of fully enrolled ADPKD Registry participants at baseline

Characteristic All Patients (N=1563)
Age, yr, mean (interquartile range) 44.5 (7–82)
Sex, n (%)
 Women 1120 (72)
 Men 438 (28)
 Nonbinary 2 (0.1)
 Transgender man 2 (0.1)
 Transgender woman 1 (0)
Self-described race and ethnicity, n (%)
 White 1425 (93)
 Hispanic/Latinxa 59 (4)
 Black or African American 36 (2)
 Asian 34 (2)
 More than one race selected 25 (2)
 American Indian or Alaska Native 8 (0.5)
 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 1 (0)
Diagnostic testing, n (%) b
 Received a genetic test for ADPKD 185 (12)
 Diagnosed by an imaging test 1336 (86)
  Ultrasound 989 (74)
  MRI 201 (15)
  CT 334 (25)
 Not sure/don’t know 78 (6)
Family history, n (%) N=1432
 Positive family history 1139 (80)
  Reported on mother’s side 555 (49)
  Reported on father’s side 572 (50)
 No known family history 190 (13)
 Unknown family history 103 (7)
Geographic area in the United States ( 8 ), n (%)
 Midwest 346 (22)
 Northeast 373 (24)
 Southeast 345 (22)
 Southwest 170 (11)
 West 329 (21)
CKD disease stage ( 9 ), n (%)
 Stage 1 133 (9
 Stage 2 240 (15)
 Stage 3a 190 (12)
 Stage 3b 172 (11)
 Stage 4 183 (12)
 Stage 5 76 (5)
 Unknown CKD stage 265 (17)
 Post-kidney transplant 304 (20)

ADPKD, autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; CT, computed tomography.

a

Hispanic or Latino ethnicity assessed separately from race; overlap exists.

b

Participants could select more than one for diagnostic testing.