Fig 1.
Flow diagram for patient’s selection.
Table 1.
Baseline characteristics of the patients.
Table 2.
Outcomes of model development using different modified values of variables.
Table 3.
Regression coefficients and hazard ratios for variables in the risk prediction model at CKD stage 3 patients.
Table 4.
Regression coefficients and hazard ratios for variables in the risk prediction model at CKD stage 4 patients.
Table 5.
Regression coefficients and hazard ratios for variables in the risk prediction model at CKD stage 5 patients.
Fig 2.
Predicted probability of starting renal replacement therapy.
A) Patient with RRT after 5 years of follow-up (age = 56 years, sex = female, DM = no, PKD = yes, albumin = 4.06g/dla, hemoglobin = 8.01g/dla, calcium = 8.31mg/dla, phosphorus = 3.16mg/dla, potassium = 4.95mmol/La, eGFR = 18.36, protein = 2+). B) Patient without RRT censored after 5 years of follow-up (age = 58 years, sex = male, DM = yes, PKD = no, albumin = 4.65g/dla, hemoglobin = 12.11g/dla, calcium = 9.70mg/dla, phosphorus = 3.10mg/dla, potassium = 4.02mmol/La, eGFR = 54.81, protein = negative). (aintegral mean value) Side lines are 95% confidence interval (CI).