Table 3.

Calciprotein particles (CPP) at baseline and after 96 weeks, with between-group differences

BaselineWeek 96Treatment effect versus placebo at Week 96
NMedian (IQR)NMedian (IQR)% change (95% CI)P-value
CPP-I (×104 particles/mL)
 Placebo12716.3 (6.5–59.7)9917.6 (6.0–54.8)
 Lanthanum12.4 (3.7–48.5)15.2 (4.6–35.8)22.8 (−39.2, 36.4)0.648
CPP-II (×103 particles/mL)
 Placebo1263.8 (1.5–5.8)993.5 (1.3–5.8)
 Lanthanum3.0 (1.3–5.1)2.6 (1.0–4.0)−18.3 (−40.0, 11.2)0.198
BaselineWeek 96Treatment effect versus placebo at Week 96
NMedian (IQR)NMedian (IQR)% change (95% CI)P-value
CPP-I (×104 particles/mL)
 Placebo12716.3 (6.5–59.7)9917.6 (6.0–54.8)
 Lanthanum12.4 (3.7–48.5)15.2 (4.6–35.8)22.8 (−39.2, 36.4)0.648
CPP-II (×103 particles/mL)
 Placebo1263.8 (1.5–5.8)993.5 (1.3–5.8)
 Lanthanum3.0 (1.3–5.1)2.6 (1.0–4.0)−18.3 (−40.0, 11.2)0.198

Change in calciprotein particles (CPP) compared with baseline, estimated from mixed effects models with repeated measurements. Models were fitted to natural log transformed data in order to ensure normal distribution of residuals; thereafter the regression coefficients have been exponentiated into percentage change to aid interpretation.

Table 3.

Calciprotein particles (CPP) at baseline and after 96 weeks, with between-group differences

BaselineWeek 96Treatment effect versus placebo at Week 96
NMedian (IQR)NMedian (IQR)% change (95% CI)P-value
CPP-I (×104 particles/mL)
 Placebo12716.3 (6.5–59.7)9917.6 (6.0–54.8)
 Lanthanum12.4 (3.7–48.5)15.2 (4.6–35.8)22.8 (−39.2, 36.4)0.648
CPP-II (×103 particles/mL)
 Placebo1263.8 (1.5–5.8)993.5 (1.3–5.8)
 Lanthanum3.0 (1.3–5.1)2.6 (1.0–4.0)−18.3 (−40.0, 11.2)0.198
BaselineWeek 96Treatment effect versus placebo at Week 96
NMedian (IQR)NMedian (IQR)% change (95% CI)P-value
CPP-I (×104 particles/mL)
 Placebo12716.3 (6.5–59.7)9917.6 (6.0–54.8)
 Lanthanum12.4 (3.7–48.5)15.2 (4.6–35.8)22.8 (−39.2, 36.4)0.648
CPP-II (×103 particles/mL)
 Placebo1263.8 (1.5–5.8)993.5 (1.3–5.8)
 Lanthanum3.0 (1.3–5.1)2.6 (1.0–4.0)−18.3 (−40.0, 11.2)0.198

Change in calciprotein particles (CPP) compared with baseline, estimated from mixed effects models with repeated measurements. Models were fitted to natural log transformed data in order to ensure normal distribution of residuals; thereafter the regression coefficients have been exponentiated into percentage change to aid interpretation.

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