Table 3

Baseline characteristics of the population according to the diet followed at time of study

Diet at studyWith protein-free food (0.6)Vegan supplemented (0.6)vLPD (0.3)Other diet (0.6)All casesP among diets
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Males, n (%)116 (61)45 (58)13 (87)89 (64)263 (62)0.173*
Females, n (%)75 (39)33 (42)2 (13)49 (36)159 (38)
Age (years), median (min–max)76 (18–92)69 (20–97)75 (53–91)72 (19–91)73 (18–97)<0.001
Age ≥65 years, n (%)141 (74)44 (56)9 (60)84 (61)278 (66)0.500*
Age ≥80 years, n (%)61 (32)12 (15)3 (20)23 (17)99 (24)0.240*
BMI (kg/m2), median (min–max)26.6 (15.6–42.4)25.8 (15.6–36.2)27.4 (19.6–42.1)26.9 (17.3–40.8)26.5 (15.6–42.4)0.277
CCI, median (min–max)6 (2–12)6 (2–10)6 (5–11)6 (2–14)6 (2–14)0.065
CCI ≥7, n (%)94 (49)32 (41)7 (47)53 (38)186 (44)0.243*
CCI ≥10, n (%)20 (10)4 (5)3 (20)9 (7)36 (9)0.150*
Diabetes, n (%)70 (37)23 (29)6 (40)34 (25)133 (32)0.750*
Neoplasia, n (%)21 (11)6 (8)1 (7)21 (15)49 (12)0.340*
sCreatinine (mg/dL), median (min–max)2.70 (0.85–14.68)2.78 (0.66–15.59)4.70 (3.49–10.1)2.29 (1–13.91)2.53 (0.66–15.59)<0.001
eGFR-EPI (mL/min), median (min–max)20 (4–83)20 (2–64)12 (5–16)26 (3-83)21 (2–83)<0.001
eGFR <15 mL/min at study, n (%)50 (26)27 (35)13 (87)21 (15)111 (26)<0.001*
Proteinuria (g/day), median (min–max)0.67 (0.01–6.9)0.68 (0.01–9.65)0.57 (0.24–6.06)0.77 (0.01–13.8)0.71 (0.01–13.8)0.340
Proteinuria ≥1 g/day, n (%)/N data52 (40)/13028 (39.4)/714 (30.7)/1336 (41.3)/87120 (40)/3010.446*
Proteinuria ≥3 g/day, n (%)/N data16 (12.3)/13010 (14.1)/711 (7.7)/1312 (13.8)/8739 (12.9)/3010.676*
Protein intake (g/kg/day), median (min–max)0.62 (0.32–1.84)0.54 (0.35–1.86)0.49 (0.31–1.03)0.60 (0.31–1.41)0.59 (0.31–1.86)0.0115
Glomerulonephritis, n (%)20 (30.8)13 (20)1 (1.5)31 (47.7)65 (10.5)0.020*
Nephroangiosclerosis, n (%)37 (37)14 (14)049 (49)100 (23.7)<0.001*
ADPKD, n (%)8 (4.1)4 (5.1)1 (6.6)9 (6.5)22 (5.2)0.813*
Torino, n (%)50 (26)59 (76)7 (47)12 (9)128<0.001*
Pisa, n (%)45 (24)0056 (40)101
Cagliari, n (%)36 (19)0070 (51)106
Solofra, n (%)60 (31)19 (24)8 (53)087
Diet at studyWith protein-free food (0.6)Vegan supplemented (0.6)vLPD (0.3)Other diet (0.6)All casesP among diets
N1917815138422
Males, n (%)116 (61)45 (58)13 (87)89 (64)263 (62)0.173*
Females, n (%)75 (39)33 (42)2 (13)49 (36)159 (38)
Age (years), median (min–max)76 (18–92)69 (20–97)75 (53–91)72 (19–91)73 (18–97)<0.001
Age ≥65 years, n (%)141 (74)44 (56)9 (60)84 (61)278 (66)0.500*
Age ≥80 years, n (%)61 (32)12 (15)3 (20)23 (17)99 (24)0.240*
BMI (kg/m2), median (min–max)26.6 (15.6–42.4)25.8 (15.6–36.2)27.4 (19.6–42.1)26.9 (17.3–40.8)26.5 (15.6–42.4)0.277
CCI, median (min–max)6 (2–12)6 (2–10)6 (5–11)6 (2–14)6 (2–14)0.065
CCI ≥7, n (%)94 (49)32 (41)7 (47)53 (38)186 (44)0.243*
CCI ≥10, n (%)20 (10)4 (5)3 (20)9 (7)36 (9)0.150*
Diabetes, n (%)70 (37)23 (29)6 (40)34 (25)133 (32)0.750*
Neoplasia, n (%)21 (11)6 (8)1 (7)21 (15)49 (12)0.340*
sCreatinine (mg/dL), median (min–max)2.70 (0.85–14.68)2.78 (0.66–15.59)4.70 (3.49–10.1)2.29 (1–13.91)2.53 (0.66–15.59)<0.001
eGFR-EPI (mL/min), median (min–max)20 (4–83)20 (2–64)12 (5–16)26 (3-83)21 (2–83)<0.001
eGFR <15 mL/min at study, n (%)50 (26)27 (35)13 (87)21 (15)111 (26)<0.001*
Proteinuria (g/day), median (min–max)0.67 (0.01–6.9)0.68 (0.01–9.65)0.57 (0.24–6.06)0.77 (0.01–13.8)0.71 (0.01–13.8)0.340
Proteinuria ≥1 g/day, n (%)/N data52 (40)/13028 (39.4)/714 (30.7)/1336 (41.3)/87120 (40)/3010.446*
Proteinuria ≥3 g/day, n (%)/N data16 (12.3)/13010 (14.1)/711 (7.7)/1312 (13.8)/8739 (12.9)/3010.676*
Protein intake (g/kg/day), median (min–max)0.62 (0.32–1.84)0.54 (0.35–1.86)0.49 (0.31–1.03)0.60 (0.31–1.41)0.59 (0.31–1.86)0.0115
Glomerulonephritis, n (%)20 (30.8)13 (20)1 (1.5)31 (47.7)65 (10.5)0.020*
Nephroangiosclerosis, n (%)37 (37)14 (14)049 (49)100 (23.7)<0.001*
ADPKD, n (%)8 (4.1)4 (5.1)1 (6.6)9 (6.5)22 (5.2)0.813*
Torino, n (%)50 (26)59 (76)7 (47)12 (9)128<0.001*
Pisa, n (%)45 (24)0056 (40)101
Cagliari, n (%)36 (19)0070 (51)106
Solofra, n (%)60 (31)19 (24)8 (53)087

eGFR-EPI, GFR according to the CKD-EPI equation; ADPKD, autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease; sCreatinine, serum creatinine. Chi-squared test was used when ‘*’ is specified for all qualitative data. All series were non-parametric, consequently the Kruskal–Wallis test was used for quantitative data. To take into account the multiple comparison error, Bonferroni correction was applied: P = 0.0125; significantly different P-values are in bold.

Table 3

Baseline characteristics of the population according to the diet followed at time of study

Diet at studyWith protein-free food (0.6)Vegan supplemented (0.6)vLPD (0.3)Other diet (0.6)All casesP among diets
N1917815138422
Males, n (%)116 (61)45 (58)13 (87)89 (64)263 (62)0.173*
Females, n (%)75 (39)33 (42)2 (13)49 (36)159 (38)
Age (years), median (min–max)76 (18–92)69 (20–97)75 (53–91)72 (19–91)73 (18–97)<0.001
Age ≥65 years, n (%)141 (74)44 (56)9 (60)84 (61)278 (66)0.500*
Age ≥80 years, n (%)61 (32)12 (15)3 (20)23 (17)99 (24)0.240*
BMI (kg/m2), median (min–max)26.6 (15.6–42.4)25.8 (15.6–36.2)27.4 (19.6–42.1)26.9 (17.3–40.8)26.5 (15.6–42.4)0.277
CCI, median (min–max)6 (2–12)6 (2–10)6 (5–11)6 (2–14)6 (2–14)0.065
CCI ≥7, n (%)94 (49)32 (41)7 (47)53 (38)186 (44)0.243*
CCI ≥10, n (%)20 (10)4 (5)3 (20)9 (7)36 (9)0.150*
Diabetes, n (%)70 (37)23 (29)6 (40)34 (25)133 (32)0.750*
Neoplasia, n (%)21 (11)6 (8)1 (7)21 (15)49 (12)0.340*
sCreatinine (mg/dL), median (min–max)2.70 (0.85–14.68)2.78 (0.66–15.59)4.70 (3.49–10.1)2.29 (1–13.91)2.53 (0.66–15.59)<0.001
eGFR-EPI (mL/min), median (min–max)20 (4–83)20 (2–64)12 (5–16)26 (3-83)21 (2–83)<0.001
eGFR <15 mL/min at study, n (%)50 (26)27 (35)13 (87)21 (15)111 (26)<0.001*
Proteinuria (g/day), median (min–max)0.67 (0.01–6.9)0.68 (0.01–9.65)0.57 (0.24–6.06)0.77 (0.01–13.8)0.71 (0.01–13.8)0.340
Proteinuria ≥1 g/day, n (%)/N data52 (40)/13028 (39.4)/714 (30.7)/1336 (41.3)/87120 (40)/3010.446*
Proteinuria ≥3 g/day, n (%)/N data16 (12.3)/13010 (14.1)/711 (7.7)/1312 (13.8)/8739 (12.9)/3010.676*
Protein intake (g/kg/day), median (min–max)0.62 (0.32–1.84)0.54 (0.35–1.86)0.49 (0.31–1.03)0.60 (0.31–1.41)0.59 (0.31–1.86)0.0115
Glomerulonephritis, n (%)20 (30.8)13 (20)1 (1.5)31 (47.7)65 (10.5)0.020*
Nephroangiosclerosis, n (%)37 (37)14 (14)049 (49)100 (23.7)<0.001*
ADPKD, n (%)8 (4.1)4 (5.1)1 (6.6)9 (6.5)22 (5.2)0.813*
Torino, n (%)50 (26)59 (76)7 (47)12 (9)128<0.001*
Pisa, n (%)45 (24)0056 (40)101
Cagliari, n (%)36 (19)0070 (51)106
Solofra, n (%)60 (31)19 (24)8 (53)087
Diet at studyWith protein-free food (0.6)Vegan supplemented (0.6)vLPD (0.3)Other diet (0.6)All casesP among diets
N1917815138422
Males, n (%)116 (61)45 (58)13 (87)89 (64)263 (62)0.173*
Females, n (%)75 (39)33 (42)2 (13)49 (36)159 (38)
Age (years), median (min–max)76 (18–92)69 (20–97)75 (53–91)72 (19–91)73 (18–97)<0.001
Age ≥65 years, n (%)141 (74)44 (56)9 (60)84 (61)278 (66)0.500*
Age ≥80 years, n (%)61 (32)12 (15)3 (20)23 (17)99 (24)0.240*
BMI (kg/m2), median (min–max)26.6 (15.6–42.4)25.8 (15.6–36.2)27.4 (19.6–42.1)26.9 (17.3–40.8)26.5 (15.6–42.4)0.277
CCI, median (min–max)6 (2–12)6 (2–10)6 (5–11)6 (2–14)6 (2–14)0.065
CCI ≥7, n (%)94 (49)32 (41)7 (47)53 (38)186 (44)0.243*
CCI ≥10, n (%)20 (10)4 (5)3 (20)9 (7)36 (9)0.150*
Diabetes, n (%)70 (37)23 (29)6 (40)34 (25)133 (32)0.750*
Neoplasia, n (%)21 (11)6 (8)1 (7)21 (15)49 (12)0.340*
sCreatinine (mg/dL), median (min–max)2.70 (0.85–14.68)2.78 (0.66–15.59)4.70 (3.49–10.1)2.29 (1–13.91)2.53 (0.66–15.59)<0.001
eGFR-EPI (mL/min), median (min–max)20 (4–83)20 (2–64)12 (5–16)26 (3-83)21 (2–83)<0.001
eGFR <15 mL/min at study, n (%)50 (26)27 (35)13 (87)21 (15)111 (26)<0.001*
Proteinuria (g/day), median (min–max)0.67 (0.01–6.9)0.68 (0.01–9.65)0.57 (0.24–6.06)0.77 (0.01–13.8)0.71 (0.01–13.8)0.340
Proteinuria ≥1 g/day, n (%)/N data52 (40)/13028 (39.4)/714 (30.7)/1336 (41.3)/87120 (40)/3010.446*
Proteinuria ≥3 g/day, n (%)/N data16 (12.3)/13010 (14.1)/711 (7.7)/1312 (13.8)/8739 (12.9)/3010.676*
Protein intake (g/kg/day), median (min–max)0.62 (0.32–1.84)0.54 (0.35–1.86)0.49 (0.31–1.03)0.60 (0.31–1.41)0.59 (0.31–1.86)0.0115
Glomerulonephritis, n (%)20 (30.8)13 (20)1 (1.5)31 (47.7)65 (10.5)0.020*
Nephroangiosclerosis, n (%)37 (37)14 (14)049 (49)100 (23.7)<0.001*
ADPKD, n (%)8 (4.1)4 (5.1)1 (6.6)9 (6.5)22 (5.2)0.813*
Torino, n (%)50 (26)59 (76)7 (47)12 (9)128<0.001*
Pisa, n (%)45 (24)0056 (40)101
Cagliari, n (%)36 (19)0070 (51)106
Solofra, n (%)60 (31)19 (24)8 (53)087

eGFR-EPI, GFR according to the CKD-EPI equation; ADPKD, autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease; sCreatinine, serum creatinine. Chi-squared test was used when ‘*’ is specified for all qualitative data. All series were non-parametric, consequently the Kruskal–Wallis test was used for quantitative data. To take into account the multiple comparison error, Bonferroni correction was applied: P = 0.0125; significantly different P-values are in bold.

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