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Table 2 Changes in eGFR and proteinuria, classified by age group

From: The relation between estimated glomerular filtration rate and proteinuria in Okayama Prefecture, Japan

Age (years)

Number of subjects

eGFR

Number of subjects with reduced eGFR

%

Proteinuria

Mean ± SD

(−)

%

(±)

%

(+≤)

%

Men

 20–29

714

99.8 ± 16.9

0

0.0

648

90.7

47

6.6

19

2.7

 30–39

850

89.8 ± 16.3a

11

1.3

766

90.1

54

6.5

30

3.5

 40–49

724

81.9 ± 15.3a,b

45

6.2

645

89.1

54

7.5

25

3.5

 50–59

633

77.9 ± 16.1a,b,c

63

10.0

570

90.0

31

4.9

32

5.1

 60–69

441

73.1 ± 15.8a,b,c,d

102

23.1

393

89.1

25

5.7

23

5.2

 70–79

105

68.1 ± 14.5a,b,c,d

32

30.5

89

84.7

5

4.8

11

10.5

 Total

3467

85.3 ± 18.6

253

7.3

3111

89.7

216

6.2

140

4.0

Women

 20–29

1832

106.7 ± 21.9

10

0.5

1697

92.6

101

5.5

34

1.9

 30–39

1703

96.8 ± 20.3a

29

1.7

1608

94.4

70

4.1

25

1.5

 40–49

1483

87.6 ± 19.0a,b

66

4.5

1396

94.1

60

4.0

27

1.8

 50–59

1459

81.2 ± 18.7a,b,c

141

9.7

1386

95.0

51

3.5

22

1.5

 60–69

921

75.5 ± 16.4a,b,cd

133

14.4

875

95.0

28

3.0

18

2.0

 70–79

165

70.8 ± 16.3a,b,c,d

38

23.0

155

93.9

6

3.6

4

2.4

 Total

7563

91.2 ± 22.6

417

5.5

7117

94.1

316

4.2

130

1.7

  1. eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate
  2. ap < 0.05 versus age 20–29 years
  3. bp < 0.05 versus age 30–39 years
  4. cp < 0.05 versus age 40–49 years
  5. dp < 0.05 versus age 50–59 years