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Flow diagram.

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Fig 2.

Example of the Andersen-Gill design.

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Table 1.

Baseline data of patients included in the cohort[1].

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Table 2.

Association between mode of proton inhibition pump use and incident chronic kidney disease.

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Table 3.

Risk of incident chronic kidney disease with proton inhibition pumps use.

Multivariate analysis in a cohort before correcting left censoring (only participants with available measurements of eGFR and/or UACR).

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Table 4.

Variables related to incident chronic renal disease in participants that used proton inhibition pump compared with nonusers.

Multivariate analysis. Table 4 shows the variables related to incident CKD in participants that used PPIs compared with nonusers.

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Fig 3.

Chronic kidney disease survival rate in proton inhibition pump never exposed and exposed subjects (Andersen-Gill survival model).

p-values of the log-rank tests: PPI never user vs. PPI at baseline p<0.001; PPI at baseline vs. PPI only during follow-up p<0.001; PPI never user vs. PPI at baseline and/or during follow-up p<0.001.

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