Table 3 Multivariate analysis of the association between eGFR slope and individual variables.

From: Comparison of multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging sequences with laboratory parameters for prognosticating renal function in chronic kidney disease

 

SPRC

P

Adjusted by

UPCR

UPCR, + mBP, UA, eGFR, DKD

SPRC

P

SPRC

P

mBP

− 0.001

0.986

    

UPCR

− 0.329

< 0.001

    

UA

0.039

0.640

    

eGFR

0.035

0.677

    

DKD

− 0.080

0.332

    

Cortical T2*

0.179

0.030

0.170

0.030

0.171

0.033

medullary T2*

0.124

0.136

0.118

0.134

0.099

0.223

T2* gradient

− 0.266

0.001

− 0.235

0.002

− 0.270

0.001

Cortical T1

− 0.119

0.141

− 0.069

0.376

− 0.086

0.278

Medullary T1

− 0.065

0.438

− 0.014

0.865

− 0.032

0.697

T1 gradient

0.107

0.191

0.059

0.451

0.065

0.411

Cortical fASL

0.035

0.664

− 0.065

0.414

− 0.032

0.718

Medullary fASL

− 0.048

0.553

− 0.133

0.090

− 0.121

0.153

fASL gradient

− 0.127

0.120

− 0.032

0.696

− 0.080

0.352

Cortical Dixon

0.115

0.165

0.053

0.511

0.055

0.511

Medullary Dixon

0.094

0.252

0.059

0.450

0.057

0.481

Dixon gradient

− 0.230

0.007

− 0.093

0.302

− 0.136

0.186

Cortical ADC

0.180

0.024

0.116

0.134

0.129

0.100

Medullary ADC

0.179

0.025

0.118

0.127

0.124

0.115

ADC gradient

− 0.048

0.550

− 0.002

0.981

− 0.025

0.757

Cortical FA

− 0.082

0.323

− 0.115

0.144

− 0.107

0.176

Medullary FA

0.032

0.694

− 0.038

0.632

− 0.022

0.794

FA gradient

0.129

0.125

0.072

0.375

0.112

0.210

  1. Multivariate analysis was used for the association between eGFR slope and each variable. mBP mean blood pressure, UPCR urinary protein creatinine ratio, UA uric acid, DKD diabetic kidney disease, fASL perfusion volume estimated by arterial spin labelling, Dixon signal intensity of Dixon water image, ADC apparent diffusion coefficients, FA fractional anisotropy, SPRC standardized partial regression coefficients, P value < 0.05 was considered significant (bold). Objective variable: eGFR slope. All results were adjusted for age and gender.