Table 3 The levels of Ca, P, and iPTH in different hospital grades.

From: The current status of chronic kidney disease-mineral and bone disorder management in China

 

All patients (n = 7053)

Tertiary hospitals (n = 5099)

Secondary and lower hospitals (n = 1954)

P

Corrected Ca, n

5583

4174

1409

 

Corrected Ca (mmol/L)

2.21 (2.05, 2.37)

2.21 (2.06, 2.37)

2.19 (2.04, 2.36)

0.117

Corrected Ca, n (%)

< 2.1

1747 (31.3)

1285 (30.8)

462 (32.8)

0.161

2.1–2.5

3214 (57.6)

2436 (58.4)

778 (55.2)

0.039

> 2.5

622 (11.1)

453 (10.8)

169 (12.0)

0.239

Serum P, n

6413

4569

1844

 

Serum P (mmol/L)

1.78 (1.40, 2.18)

1.71 (1.35, 2.11)

1.92 (1.54, 2.34)

< 0.001

Serum P, n (%)

< 0.87

260 (4.1)

220 (4.8)

40 (2.2)

< 0.001

0.87–1.45

1561 (24.3)

1236 (27.1)

325 (17.6)

< 0.001

1.46–1.78

1423 (22.2)

1040 (22.8)

383 (20.8)

0.082

> 1.78

3169 (49.4)

2073 (45.4)

1096 (59.4)

< 0.001

iPTH, n

5610

4087

1523

 

iPTH (pg/mL)

314.3 (164.0, 560.0)

323.6 (166.1, 569.7)

291.0 (154.0, 533.0)

< 0.001

iPTH, n (%)

< 150

1249 (22.3)

885 (21.7)

364 (23.9)

0.072

150–300

1448 (25.8)

1020 (25.0)

428 (28.1)

0.017

301–600

1639 (29.2)

1226 (30.0)

413 (27.1)

0.035

601–800

439 (7.8)

325 (8.0)

114 (7.5)

0.563

> 800

835 (14.9)

631 (15.3)

204 (13.4)

0.056