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The prevalence and characteristics of hypouricemia: a descriptive study of medical check-up and administrative claims data

Koto, Ruriko 京都大学 DOI:10.14989/doctor.k24537

2023.03.23

概要

Hypouricaemia is generally defined as a serum uric acid (sUA) level of ≤ 2.0 mg/dL [1-3];
the main cause is increased renal clearance of uric acid due to dysfunction of urate
reabsorption transporters, termed renal hypouricaemia (RHUC) [2]. Other causes associated
with hypouricaemia include decreased uric acid production due to a deficiency of xanthine
oxidoreductase and acquired disorders, such as malignancy and diabetes mellitus, and
therapeutic drugs [1, 4].
The reported prevalence of hypouricaemia varies depending on the setting of the
study, such as populations and areas, ranging from 0.15 to 4.45% [1, 2, 4-7]. However, most
epidemiological studies were limited to small sample sizes, and no studies have reported a
temporal trend in hypouricaemia prevalence to date.
Complications of hypouricaemia include urinary stones and exercise-induced acute
kidney injury in patients with RHUC [2]. Moreover, hypouricaemia is linked to reduced
kidney function [7], endothelial dysfunction [8], and neurological diseases including
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases [9, 10]. However, whether the distribution of these
conditions differs between subjects with and without hypouricaemia needs further
clarification.
Additionally, recent studies suggested that lower (sUA level ≤1.0 mg/dL) and higher
(1.0 mg/dL < sUA level ≤2.0 mg/dL) hypouricaemia groups may have different
characteristics [5, 6]. Further studies are needed to explore the differences between the lower
and higher hypouricaemia groups and to understand the underlying pathophysiology.
We used large-scale real-world data to identify a sufficiently large number of subjects
with hypouricaemia in the general population. This study aimed (1) to observe temporal
trends in hypouricaemia prevalence, (2) to compare the characteristics of subjects with and
without hypouricaemia, and (3) to compare the characteristics between lower and higher
hypouricaemia groups.
Methods
Study design and setting
This descriptive study utilised data from the JMDC Database, which includes medical checkup and administrative claims data from 2009 to 2019. JMDC Inc. (Tokyo, Japan) collects
information from multiple health insurance societies for company employees and their
dependents aged < 75 years [11]. The database contains records of check-ups, diagnostic
codes, and drug prescriptions, and is widely used for epidemiological studies [12-16]. ...

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Figure legends

Fig. 1 Flowchart for participant eligibility

Fig. 2 Age-adjusted prevalence of hypouricaemia from FY2009 to FY2018

Table 1 Characteristics of men in the final analysis population in FY2018

Hypouricaemia

Normouricaemia

Hyperuricaemia

Overall

Total

598

375,944

107,561

484,103

Age, years, mean

45.4

44.8

44.4

44.7

(11.0)

(10.7)

(10.1)

(10.5)

BMI, kg/m , mean

24.1

23.5

25.3

23.9

(SD)

(3.8)

(3.4)

(3.9)

(3.6)

Waist

84.6

83.2

88.0

84.3

(10.1)

(9.4)

(9.9)

(9.7)

(SD)

circumference,

P value

<0.0001

<0.0001

<0.0001

cm, mean (SD)

Smoking

206

34.5

131,217

34.9

37,630

35.0

169,053

34.9

0.8594

Drinking habits

384

64.2

249,405

66.3

79,501

73.9

329,290

68.0

<0.0001

Serum uric acid,

mg/dL,

median

0.7

5.8

7.6

6.1

(0.6, 1.0)

(5.2, 6.4)

(7.3, 8.2)

(5.4, 6.9)

81.1

80.2

75.2

79.1

(16.2)

(14.5)

(14.3)

(14.6)

<0.0001

(IQR)

eGFR,

mL/min/1.73

m2,

<0.0001

mean (SD)

Pre-existing diseases

Renal dysfunction

19

3.2

5,458

1.5

1,834

1.7

7,311

1.5

<0.0001

Hypertension

93

15.6

56,004

14.9

18,123

16.9

74,220

15.3

<0.0001

Diabetes mellitus

57

9.5

34,170

9.1

7,496

7.0

41,723

8.6

<0.0001

Dyslipidaemia

84

14.1

56,898

15.1

15,869

14.8

72,851

15.1

0.0068

Urinary stones

1.0

5,165

1.4

1,558

1.5

6,729

1.4

0.132

Ischaemic heart

18

3.0

9,576

2.6

2,472

2.3

12,066

2.5

<0.0001

Heart failure

14

2.3

7,076

1.9

2,105

2.0

9,195

1.9

0.208

Cerebrovascular

12

2.0

8,155

2.2

2,092

1.9

10,259

2.1

<0.0001

75

12.5

41,721

11.1

11,934

11.1

53,730

11.1

0.5315

1.3

773

0.2

202

0.2

983

0.2

<0.0001

0.0

69

0.0

14

0.0

83

0.0

0.4741

0.0

47

0.0

13

0.0

60

0.0

0.958

1.0

21,537

5.7

7,806

7.3

29,349

6.1

<0.0001

disease

disease

Neurological

disease

Parkinson's

disease

Alzheimer's

disease

Malignant tumour

History of medications

Urate-lowering

therapy

Antihypertensive

86

14.4

51,462

13.7

16,525

15.4

68,073

14.1

<0.0001

ACE inhibitors

1.0

2,529

0.7

769

0.7

3,304

0.7

0.2112

ARB

56

9.4

33,458

8.9

11,342

10.5

44,856

9.3

<0.0001

Diuretic drug

0.5

4,137

1.1

2,013

1.9

6,153

1.3

<0.0001

Antidiabetic drug

34

5.7

19,473

5.2

3,112

2.9

22,619

4.7

<0.0001

Antilipidemic drug

62

10.4

39,934

10.6

9,721

9.0

49,717

10.3

<0.0001

34

5.7

21,542

5.7

13,102

12.2

34,678

7.2

<0.0001

Hypertension

96

16.1

58,389

15.5

25,145

23.4

83,630

17.3

<0.0001

Diabetes mellitus

41

6.9

23,408

6.2

4,600

4.3

28,049

5.8

<0.0001

Dyslipidaemia

243

40.6

152,693

40.6

64,704

60.2

217,640

45.0

<0.0001

drug

Comorbidities

Reduced

kidney

function

SD, standard deviation; BMI, body mass index; IQR, interquartile range; eGFR, estimated

glomerular filtration rate; ACE, angiotensin-converting enzyme; ARB, angiotensin II

receptor blocker

Table 2 Characteristics of women in the final analysis population in FY2018

Hypouricaemia

Total

Normouricaemia

Hyperuricaemia

Overall

1,106

306,950

4,349

312,405

42.7

44.5

48.9

44.6

(9.2)

(10.2)

(10.0)

(10.2)

20.8

21.8

26.5

21.8

(SD)

(3.1)

(3.6)

(5.7)

(3.7)

Waist circumference,

74.7

77.4

89.3

77.6

cm, mean (SD)

(8.6)

(9.6)

(12.9)

(9.7)

Age,

years,

mean

(SD)

BMI,

kg/m ,

mean

P value

<0.0001

<0.0001

<0.0001

Smoking

92

8.3

27,438

8.9

685

15.8

28,215

9.0

<0.0001

Drinking habits

410

37.1

132,562

43.2

2,124

48.8

135,096

43.2

<0.0001

Serum

uric

mg/dL,

acid,

median

1.8

4.4

7.5

4.4

(0.8, 2.0)

(3.8, 5.0)

(7.2, 7.9)

(3.8, 5.1)

90.2

81.6

70.1

81.4

(20.1)

(15.6)

(17.1)

(15.7)

<0.0001

(IQR)

eGFR,

mL/min/1.73

m , mean (SD)

<0.0001

Pre-existing diseases

Renal dysfunction

0.5

2,848

0.9

177

4.1

3,030

1.0

<0.0001

Hypertension

54

4.9

25,273

8.2

1313

30.2

26,640

8.5

<0.0001

Diabetes mellitus

46

4.2

13,695

4.5

581

13.4

14,322

4.6

<0.0001

Dyslipidaemia

80

7.2

32,832

10.7

1107

25.5

34,019

10.9

<0.0001

Urinary stones

0.6

1,612

0.5

56

1.3

1675

0.5

<0.0001

10

0.9

3,782

1.2

148

3.4

3,940

1.3

<0.0001

Heart failure

12

1.1

3,086

1.0

187

4.3

3,285

1.1

<0.0001

Cerebrovascular

0.7

4,833

1.6

177

4.1

5,018

1.6

<0.0001

Neurological disease

147

13.3

38,837

12.7

880

20.2

39,864

12.8

<0.0001

Parkinson's disease

0.5

799

0.3

36

0.8

841

0.3

<0.0001

Alzheimer's disease

0.0

51

0.0

0.1

54

0.0

0.0303

Malignant tumour

0.1

371

0.1

0.1

378

0.1

0.9096

0.1

615

0.2

133

3.1

749

0.2

<0.0001

Antihypertensive drug

53

4.8

23,542

7.7

1,266

29.1

24,861

8.0

<0.0001

ACE inhibitors

0.0

682

0.2

50

1.2

732

0.2

<0.0001

ARB

27

2.4

12,335

4.0

860

19.8

13,222

4.2

<0.0001

Diuretic drug

0.7

2,910

1.0

249

5.7

3,167

1.0

<0.0001

Antidiabetic drug

24

2.2

5,008

1.6

227

5.2

5,259

1.7

<0.0001

Antilipidemic drug

54

4.9

22,353

7.3

759

17.5

23,166

7.4

<0.0001

21

1.9

16,591

5.4

1142

26.3

17,754

5.7

<0.0001

Hypertension

61

5.5

25,941

8.5

1115

25.6

27,117

8.7

<0.0001

Diabetes mellitus

25

2.3

6,275

2.0

383

8.8

6,683

2.1

<0.0001

Dyslipidaemia

204

18.4

81,502

26.6

2604

59.9

84,310

27.0

<0.0001

Ischaemic

heart

disease

disease

History of medications

Urate-lowering

therapy

Comorbidities

Reduced

kidney

function

SD, standard deviation; BMI, body mass index; IQR, interquartile range; eGFR, estimated

glomerular filtration rate; ACE, angiotensin-converting enzyme; ARB, angiotensin II

receptor blocker

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