Inflammatory Markers: C-Reactive Protein, Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate, and Leukocyte Count in Vitamin D Deficient Patients with and without Chronic Kidney Disease

Table 2

Clinical and laboratory data.

Variable (𝑛)	Mean ± SD (Min–Max)
Age (year) (1897)	55±15 (18–90)
25-(OH) D3 (𝜇g/L) (1897)	16±13 (3–201)
Vit B12 (pg/mL) (443)	401.9 (84–2001)
PTH (pg/mL) (1162)	112±184 (2–2500)
CRP (mg/L) (996)	12.9±26.7 (2–219)
ESR (mm/h) (1314)	29±21.7 (1–141)
WBC (10^3/𝜇g/L) (1451)	7.7±3.5 (2.6–100)
Hemoglobin (gr/dL) (1001)	12.5±1.7 (6.6–17.8)
Platelet (10^3/𝜇g/L) (1003)	264±82 (9–765)
Albumin (gr/dL) (577)	4.13±0.58 (1.6–5.0)

Vit B12: vitamin B12; PTH: parathormone; CRP: C-reactive protein; ESR: erythrocyte sedimentation rate; WBC: white blood cells; SD: standard deviation; Min: minimum; Max: maximum.