Table 3

Comparison of clinical characteristics and peritoneal parameters between the peritoneal transport groups of 220 patients with peritoneal dialysis

L/LA (n=123)H/HA (n=97)p Value
Age (year)52.85±14.9452.27±14.420.761
Male (%)68 (55.3)60 (61.8)0.291
BMI (kg/m2)21.82±3.5821.85±3.030.939
DM (%)22 (17.8)23 (23.7)0.266
Hypertension (%)94 (68.1)75 (70.1)0.740
Periods between operation and initial PET (d)48 (39, 69)47 (35, 68)0.924
Haemoglobin (g/L)104.60±22.6799.13±21.290.056
Serum albumin (g/L)36.37±4.734.8±5.330.017
hs-CRP (mg/L)2.65 (0.71, 3.83)2.58 (1, 3.86)0.657
ACEI/ARB (%)64 (52)53 (54.6)0.624
D4/D0 (glucose)0.44±0.080.34±0.08<0.01
D/P Cr0.55±0.080.74±0.07<0.01
RRF (mL/min)4±2.923.95±2.630.901
Npcr (g/(kg.d))1.05±0.60.96±0.26
UF (mL)160 (−200, 520)80 (−45, 500)0.004
Urine volume (mL)1000 (560, 1400)1000 (500, 1500)0.217
Kt/V2.23±0.582.20±0.560.647
  • ACEI; ACE inhibitors; ARB, angiotensin-receptor blockers; BMI, body mass index; DM, diabetes mellitus; D/P Cr, dialysate over plasma ratio for creatinine; H, high; HA, high average; hs-CRP, high-sensitive C reactive protein; L, low; LA, low average; PET, peritoneal equilibration test; RRF, residual renal function; UF, ultrafiltration.