Review Article
Role of Vitamin D Deficiency in Extraskeletal Complications: Predictor of Health Outcome or Marker of Health Status?
Table 1
Examples of different vitamin D status definitions.
| Mayo clinic | Institute of Medicine (IOM) | Pilz et al. |
Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) | PMID*: 20675513 | PMID*: 21118827 | PMID*: 21682758 | PMID*: 19644521 |
| Severe deficiency | <25 | At risk of deficiency | <30 | Deficiency | <50 | Deficiency | <37 | Moderate deficiency | 25–59.9 | At risk of inadequate level | 30–49 | Insufficiency | 50–74.9 | Insufficiency | 37–75 | Optimal | 60–200 | Sufficient | 50–125 | Optimal | 75–100 | Adequate | >75 | Possible toxicity | >200 | Possible toxicity | >125 | Sufficiency | 75–250 | | | | | | | Intoxication | >375–500 | | |
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25(OH)D expressed in nmol/L. Conversion factor for 25(OH)D: 1 ng/mL = 2.496 nmol/L; *PMID: PubMed unique identification number.
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