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. 2022 Jun 7;146(6):573–583. doi: 10.1159/000525001

Table 3.

Comparison of baseline characteristics, treatment, and outcome by the degree of microhematuria (n = 77)

Microhematuria Low-degree, 0–1 (n = 16) High-degree, 2–3 (n = 61) Significance
Age at biopsy, years 37.6±14.8 37.1±13.4 p = 0.910
Sex (male:female as %) 56:44 80:20 p = 0.047
Follow-up time (median as months) 132.8±52.9 128.3±57.0 p = 0.631
eGFR, mL/min 86.9±27.0 74.3±29.2 p = 0.121
eGFR-slope 5 years past biopsy 0.05±3.75 –2.20±5.18 p = 0.103
MAP, mm Hg 96.6±11.7 97.7±10.4 p = 0.734
TA-MAP 5 years past biopsy, mm Hg 94.0±7.4 93.5±6.8 p = 0.817
Albuminuria, g/day 1.12±1.54 1.75±2.11 p = 0.132
TA-Albuminuria 5 years past biopsy, g/day 0.55±0.69 0.97±1.54 p = 0.145
BMI (n = 76) 26.2±5.1 26.1±4.7 (n = 60) p = 0.929
Treatment with ACEi or ARB at the time of biopsy, n (%) 8 (50.0) 24 (39.3) p = 0.441
Treatment with ACEi or ARB at the time of at least one follow-up, n (%) 13 (81.3) 52 (85.2) p = 0.695
Immunosuppression within 1 year of biopsy, n (%) 2 (12.5) 13 (23.0) p = 0.428
Immunosuppression at any point during or before the study, n (%) 5 (31.3) 15 (26.2) p = 0.589
Predicted 5-year risk, % 5.68±10.1 8.84±10.6 p = 0.03
Reached the outcome of –50% eGFR or ESRD, n (%) 1 (6.3) 16 (26.2) p = 0.109
 M 5 (31.3) 18 (29.5) p = 0.892
 E 3 (18.8) 17 (27.9) p = 0.459
 S 12 (75.0) 52 (85.2) p = 0.330
 T (2:1:0 as %) 0:4:12 (0:25:75) 9:19:33 (14.8:31.1:54.1) p = 0.177

Continuous variables are reported as mean ± standard deviation (SD) unless otherwise stated. When information on a variable is missing from patients, the number in the parenthesis states the number of patients with a valid measurement of the variable in question. Significant p values are highlighted in bold.