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Table 1 Clinical and biological characteristics of patients

From: Mineral bone disorder and osteoporosis in hemodialysis patients

Age, mean ± SD yesars

53.01 ± 14.66

Height, mean ± SD cm

162.78 ± 9.77

Weight, mean ± SD Kg

68.33 ± 13.48

Body mass index, mean ± SD kg/m2

25.79 ± 4.67

Smoking (n (%))

50 (55.5)

Adequate exposure to sunlight (n (%))

55 (61)

Comorbidities

Diabetes (n (%))

38 (42)

Hypertension (n (%))

60 (66)

Dyslipidemia

12 (13)

Duration of dialysis, mean ± SD years

3.94 ± 1.99

Causes of CKD

Diabetic nephropathy (n (%))

30 (33.3)

Vascular nephropathy (n (%))

6 (6.6)

Glomerulonephritis (n (%))

40 (44.5)

Amyloidosis (n (%))

1 (1.2)

Polycystic kidney disease (n (%))

4 (4.4)

Tubulointerstitial nephropathy (n (%))

9 (10)

Calcium (2–2.25 mmo/L)

2.08 ± 0.32

Phosphate (2–2.25 mmo/L)

1.84 ± 0.57

Albumin (30-45 mmom/L)

35.45 ± 5.64

Total alkaline phosphatase (60–220 U/L)

88.35 ± 72.56

PTH (12-65 pgmL)

425.7 ± 380.8

25 OH-vitamin D (ng/L)

15.76 ± 11.58

bAP (ng/mL)

26.84 ± 26.99

CTX (ng/mL)

2.49 ± 1.51

FGF 23 (pg/mL)

221.87 ± 248.96

  1. Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation, CKD Chronic kidney disease, PTH Parathyroid hormone, bAP bone alkaline phosphatase, CTX C-terminal telopeptide of type I collagen, FGF 23 Fibroblast growth factor 23