Table 1 Comparison of clinical data between the control group and the hyperuricemia group [n (%), \(\overline{x }\) ± s, M (Q1, Q3)].

From: Serum uric acid level is associated with glomerular ischemic lesions in patients with primary membranous nephropathy: an analytical, cross-sectional study

Clinical factor

Control Group (n = 146)

Hyperuricemia Group (n = 55)

t2/Z

P-value

Sex

 M

89 (61.0)

37 (67.3)

0.681

0.409

 F

57 (39.0)

18 (32.7)

  

Age (years old)

48.97 ± 11.57

50.09 ± 9.79

− 0.636

0.526

Serum uric acid level (μmol/L)

326.57 ± 59.19

459.16 ± 41.15

− 17.92

 < 0.001

Glomerular ischemic lesion

 Yes

38 (26.0)

38 (69.1)

31.51

 < 0.001

 No

108 (74.0)

17 (30.9)

Hemoglobin (g/L)

135.70 ± 15.95

136.08 ± 15.66

− 0.150

0.081

Serum albumin (g/L)

23.71 ± 5.48

26.49 ± 5.40

− 3.215

0.002

Serum creatinine (μmol/L)

65.62 ± 13.87

67.82 ± 12.91

− 1.021

0.308

eGFR [ mL/(min.1.73m2)]

107.32 ± 10.49

105.20 ± 9.36

1.309

0.192

Proteinuria (g/24 h)

5.437 (3.465, 7.954)

5.092 (3.125, 7.543)

− 0.937

0.349

Hypertension

    

Yes

59 (40.7)

33 (60.0)

5.986

0.014

No

86 (59.3)

22 (40.0)

  

TC (mmol/L)

6.93 (5.65, 8.67)

7.76 (6.22, 9.40)

− 1.844

0.065

TG (mmol/L)

1.95 (1.49, 2.62)

2.1 (1.43, 2.97)

− 0.976

0.329

LDL (mmol/L)

4.57 (3.51, 5.76)

5.29 (3.72, 6.78)

− 2.262

0.024