Table 1.
Demographic characteristics of the study participants (N = 140).
Table 2.
Descriptive summary of the four urinary biomarkers between exposed and control groups (N = 140).
Table 3.
Descriptive summary of serum biomarkers comparing means of exposed and control groups (N = 24).
Table 4.
Disease symptoms and changes noticed in both dry cleaners and hotel laundry workers (N = 140).
Table 5.
Independent t-Test result of the log-transformed urinary biomarkers and serum biomarkers between exposed and control groups.
Table 6.
Comparison of Renal Function (eGFR) by Occupational Group.
Table 7.
Point-Biserial correlation result between log10 transformed urinary biomarkers and risk factors.
Table 8.
Spearman correlation result between ordinal risk factors and urinary biomarkers.
Fig 1.
Clustered Bar graph comparing abnormal urinary biomarkers between dry cleaners and hotel laundry workers (N = 17 (TPU), N = 26 (Urinary creatinine), N = 97 (calcium), N = 8 (sodium)).
Table 9.
Multiple linear regression model showing significantly associated indicators for Urinary protein to creatinine ratio.
Table 10.
Multiple linear regression model showing significantly associated indicators for total protein.