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Primary FSGS is not associated with worse kidney outcome compared with other FSGS subtypes.

Clin Kidney J · 2025 · PMC11976529 · PMID 40207100

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Indeed, Cox models that estimated the hazard of “death before kidney failure” showed a trend, yet non-significant, towards higher survival in female patients [multivariable, HR 0.242, 95% CI (0.019, 3.033), P = .272] and lower survival in patients with higher baseline proteinuria [multivariable, per 1 g/g, HR 1.724, 95% CI (0.981, 3.029), P = .058] ( Supplementary data, Table S7 ).

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