Proteomics analysis of the peritoneal dialysate effluent reveals the presence of calcium-regulation proteins and acute inflammatory response

Table 1 Clinical information about the patients tested on this study

	Age	Gender	Classification	Total time in PD (days)	Kt/V (s)^a	PET^b	Alb	Ca	P	PTH	Vit. D
							(μg/mL)	(μg/mL)	(μg/mL)	(pg/mL)^c	(ng/mL)
P01	69	M	Unknown	96	1.93	0.84	31	98	61	233	5.09
P02	80	F	Ischemic	45	2.3	0.62	30	94	57	237	5.4
P03	88	F	Unknown	72	1.5	0.76	21	91	30	49	<3
P04	73	M	Diabetes	Unknown	1.9	-	28	110	26	234	<4
P05	54	M	Polycystic	34	2.1	0.75	33	85	59	636	82
P06	51	M	Unknown	38	3	0.82	30	78	49	374	7.79

^aK dialyzer clearance of urea, t is the dialysis time, V is the volume of distribution of urea; ^bPeritoneal equilibrium test; ^cParathyroid hormone.

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