Research Article

Potential Role of Nutrient Intake and Malnutrition as Predictors of Uremic Oxidative Toxicity in Patients with End-Stage Renal Disease

Table 3

Anthropometric, body composition, and biochemical variables of hemodialysis patients () stratified according to the global objective assessment (GOA).

VariablesNutritional risk/mild malnutrition ()Moderate malnutrition () value

BMI (kg/m2)<0.001
AC (cm)<0.001
AMA (cm2)0.002
AFA (cm2)<0.001
Biceps ST (mm)0.062
Suprailiac ST (mm)<0.001
Triceps ST (mm)0.005
Subscapular ST (mm)<0.001
WC (cm)<0.001
HC (cm)<0.001
WHR0.013
WHtR<0.001
CNI<0.001
BAI<0.001
Fat mass Σ4ST (kg)<0.001
Lean mass Σ4ST (kg)0.075

BMI: body mass index; AC: arm circumference; AMA: arm muscle are; AFA: arm fat area; ST: skinfold thickness; WC: waist circumference; HC: hip circumference; WHR: waist-hip ratio; WHtR: waist-height ratio; CNI: conicity index; BAI: body adiposity index; Σ4ST: sum of four skinfolds thickness. One patient with adequate nutrition in GOA was excluded. Values expressed as the . values in bold indicate statistical difference among the groups stratified according to GOA ().