Table 2 Accompanied diseases and background therapies of subjects with and without SRC.

From: Hyperuricemia and overexcretion of uric acid increase the risk of simple renal cysts in type 2 diabetes

 

With SRC(n = 839)

Without SRC(n = 3786)

P-value

DPN (n, %)

200, 23.8%

832, 22.0%

0.241

DR (n, %)

196, 23.4%

858, 22.7%

0.662

DN (n, %)

230, 27.4%

786, 20.8%

<0.001

PVD (n, %)

596, 71.0%

2630, 69.5%

0.370

Urolithiasis (n, %)

115, 13.7%

376, 9.9%

0.001

Hypertension (n, %)

542, 64.6%

2073, 54.8%

<0.001

Hyperlipidemia (n, %)

250, 29.8%

1233, 32.6%

0.120

 Hypertriglyceridemia (n, %)

93, 11.1%

420, 11.1%

0.739

 Hypercholesterolemia (n, %)

90, 10.7%

444, 11.7%

0.298

 Combined hyperlipidemia (n, %)

67, 8.0%

369, 9.7%

0.088

CHD (n, %)

112, 13.3%

453, 12.0%

0.268

Stroke (n, %)

107, 12.8%

434, 11.5%

0.293

Anti-diabetic drug users (n, %)

772, 92.0%

3416, 90.2%

0.109

 Monotherapy (n, %)

184, 21.9%

781, 20.6%

0.091

 Bitherapy (n, %)

277, 33.0%

1221, 32.3%

0.129

 Multitherapy (n, %)

311, 37.1%

1414, 37.3%

0.185

Anti-hypertensive drug users (n, %)

214, 39.5%

808, 39.0%

0.830

 ACEI users (n, %)

26, 4.8%

107, 5.2%

0.775

 ARB users (n, %)

188, 34.7%

701, 33.8%

0.743

  1. Categorical variables were expressed as percentages and compared by the Chi-square test.
  2. SRC, simple renal cysts; DPN, diabetic peripheral neuropathy; DR, diabetic retinopathy; DN, diabetic nephropathy; PVD, peripheral vascular disease; CHD, coronary heart disease; ACEI, angiotension converting enzyme inhibitors; ARB, angiotensin receptor blocker.