highly significantp = 0.01
In classifying patients based on albuminuria, a highly significant association of MUCH was observed for group A3, followed by A2 and A1 (34 vs. 47.1 vs. 65.3, p = 0.01, Table 4 ).
In classifying patients based on albuminuria, a highly significant association of MUCH was observed for group A3, followed by A2 and A1 (34 vs. 47.1 vs. 65.3, p = 0.01, Table 4 ).
[ 29 ] suggests that diastolic blood pressure control may be significant among CKD patients, potentially due to underlying pathophysiological differences related to vascular stiffness and volume status.