Figure and Table | Coexistence of Intravascular Excess Fluid and Reduced Renal Blood Flow in the Acute Phase of Acute Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis

Table 1. Characteristics and Data at Disease Onset.

Patients	Age	Sex	UOB	UPCR	UB₂MG	BP	Cr-eGFR	C3	ASO	FENa	FEUN	BNP	IVCd	IVCd/m²	CTR(%)	CTR(%)
Patients	(yrs)	Sex	UOB	(mg/g)	μg/L	(mmHg)	(ml/min/1.73m²)	(mg/dL)	(IU/mL)	(%)	(%)	(pg/mL)	(mm)	(mm/m²)	CTR(%)	Normal range by age
1	7	M	2+	1.30	58	147/98	79.7	27	696	0.12	10.7	231	NA	NA	52	43-49
2	5	F	3+	3.90	224	112/76	88.6	10	775	0.2	26.3	150	14.5	20.1	51	40-52
3	7	M	3+	0.49	10	140/90	65.8	18	1213	NA	19.2	401	18	18.9	53	43-49
4	5	F	3+	0.67	187	132/92	97.7	11	1109	0.19	21	606	13	18.6	57	40-52
5	7	M	4+	6.10	54	164/104	41.6	7	1090	0.1	14.3	944	10	12.8	55	43-49
6	7	F	4+	1.78	64	152/98	71.0	14	1884	0.58	17.7	315	NA	NA	54	44-50
7	8	M	1+	0.35	243	150/99	102.4	17	593	NA	24.1	170	NA	NA	50	42-49
8	6	F	4+	0.77	30	150/92	70.6	20	556	0.32	13.7	694	9.6	12.8	NA	40-50
9	4	M	3+	5.69	162	131/95	48.0	25	509	0.54	23.2	358	11	16.2	52	40-52
10	10	F	3+	0.60	40	142/93	83.6	13	381	NA	14.4	126	NA	NA	51	43-49
Median	7			1.04	61		75.4	16	736	0.2	18.4	337	12	17.4	52
IQR	5-7			0.57-4.35	38-196		61.4-90.9	11-21	544-1135	0.12-0.54	14.2-23.4	144-628	9.9-15.4	12.8-19.2	51-54