Table 1.

Clinical characteristics

Key clinical findingsBBCI cohortMarkowitz et al. 2002 [3]Li and Verani 2008 [5]Wu et al. 2014 [4]Hamrahian et al. 2018 [6]Salvatore et al. 2015 [7]Pooled data
N48231520174127
Study period2001–161996–20011998–20072009–111999–20142003–12
Mean age, years68.1686455.560.26264.2
Gender (M:F)26:2218:055:1016:0413:044:082:45
Ethnicity (White:Black:Hispanic:other)36:6:0:617:6:0:011:3:1:020 Asian7:7:1:24:0:0:075:22:2:28
Average proteinuria, g/day4.04.75.62.853.533.04.1
Nephrotic range,a %60.469.6733540Unknown56.7
Mean Cr at time of biopsy,b mg/dL3.212.42.84.232.351.93.03
Renal insufficiency (Cr >1.2 mg/dL),b %81.382.693959410087.1
Hyperlipidemia, %60.490Unknown50UnknownUnknown65.3
Hypertension, %95.895939010010095.3
Smoking, %66.7916785655073.8
Obesity, %42.9c13604037.5cUnknown37.3
Key clinical findingsBBCI cohortMarkowitz et al. 2002 [3]Li and Verani 2008 [5]Wu et al. 2014 [4]Hamrahian et al. 2018 [6]Salvatore et al. 2015 [7]Pooled data
N48231520174127
Study period2001–161996–20011998–20072009–111999–20142003–12
Mean age, years68.1686455.560.26264.2
Gender (M:F)26:2218:055:1016:0413:044:082:45
Ethnicity (White:Black:Hispanic:other)36:6:0:617:6:0:011:3:1:020 Asian7:7:1:24:0:0:075:22:2:28
Average proteinuria, g/day4.04.75.62.853.533.04.1
Nephrotic range,a %60.469.6733540Unknown56.7
Mean Cr at time of biopsy,b mg/dL3.212.42.84.232.351.93.03
Renal insufficiency (Cr >1.2 mg/dL),b %81.382.693959410087.1
Hyperlipidemia, %60.490Unknown50UnknownUnknown65.3
Hypertension, %95.895939010010095.3
Smoking, %66.7916785655073.8
Obesity, %42.9c13604037.5cUnknown37.3

Comparison of the clinical characteristics between this study’s cohort and those of prior case series including Markowitz et al., Li and Verani, Wu et al. and Hamrahian et al.

a

Normal range for proteinuria is ˂0.3 g/day.

b

Normal range for serum Cr varies by age and race, but is generally ≤1.2 mg/dL. Glomerular filtration rates were not available across studies.

c

Incomplete data are available. Data on obesity were available for 28 subjects in the BBCI cohort and 16 subjects in the Hamrahian cohort.

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics

Key clinical findingsBBCI cohortMarkowitz et al. 2002 [3]Li and Verani 2008 [5]Wu et al. 2014 [4]Hamrahian et al. 2018 [6]Salvatore et al. 2015 [7]Pooled data
N48231520174127
Study period2001–161996–20011998–20072009–111999–20142003–12
Mean age, years68.1686455.560.26264.2
Gender (M:F)26:2218:055:1016:0413:044:082:45
Ethnicity (White:Black:Hispanic:other)36:6:0:617:6:0:011:3:1:020 Asian7:7:1:24:0:0:075:22:2:28
Average proteinuria, g/day4.04.75.62.853.533.04.1
Nephrotic range,a %60.469.6733540Unknown56.7
Mean Cr at time of biopsy,b mg/dL3.212.42.84.232.351.93.03
Renal insufficiency (Cr >1.2 mg/dL),b %81.382.693959410087.1
Hyperlipidemia, %60.490Unknown50UnknownUnknown65.3
Hypertension, %95.895939010010095.3
Smoking, %66.7916785655073.8
Obesity, %42.9c13604037.5cUnknown37.3
Key clinical findingsBBCI cohortMarkowitz et al. 2002 [3]Li and Verani 2008 [5]Wu et al. 2014 [4]Hamrahian et al. 2018 [6]Salvatore et al. 2015 [7]Pooled data
N48231520174127
Study period2001–161996–20011998–20072009–111999–20142003–12
Mean age, years68.1686455.560.26264.2
Gender (M:F)26:2218:055:1016:0413:044:082:45
Ethnicity (White:Black:Hispanic:other)36:6:0:617:6:0:011:3:1:020 Asian7:7:1:24:0:0:075:22:2:28
Average proteinuria, g/day4.04.75.62.853.533.04.1
Nephrotic range,a %60.469.6733540Unknown56.7
Mean Cr at time of biopsy,b mg/dL3.212.42.84.232.351.93.03
Renal insufficiency (Cr >1.2 mg/dL),b %81.382.693959410087.1
Hyperlipidemia, %60.490Unknown50UnknownUnknown65.3
Hypertension, %95.895939010010095.3
Smoking, %66.7916785655073.8
Obesity, %42.9c13604037.5cUnknown37.3

Comparison of the clinical characteristics between this study’s cohort and those of prior case series including Markowitz et al., Li and Verani, Wu et al. and Hamrahian et al.

a

Normal range for proteinuria is ˂0.3 g/day.

b

Normal range for serum Cr varies by age and race, but is generally ≤1.2 mg/dL. Glomerular filtration rates were not available across studies.

c

Incomplete data are available. Data on obesity were available for 28 subjects in the BBCI cohort and 16 subjects in the Hamrahian cohort.

Close
This Feature Is Available To Subscribers Only

Sign In or Create an Account

Close

This PDF is available to Subscribers Only

View Article Abstract & Purchase Options

For full access to this pdf, sign in to an existing account, or purchase an annual subscription.

Close