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EiA measurement

RB Rafael Y. Brzezinski
LF Limor Friedensohn
IS Itzhak Shapira
DZ David Zeltser
OR Ori Rogowski
SB Shlomo Berliner
AG Ayelet Grupper
SS Shani Shenhar-Tsarfaty
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We measured urinary albumin and creatinine before and after the exercise stress test. EiA was defined as the change in albumin excretion following exercise (exercise albumin- rest albumin) divided by the rest urinary creatine measurement.

Elevated EiA was defined as > 20 mg/g as this was the lower bound of the top quartile of the cohort. Similar cut-off values have been shown to be associated with metabolic dysfunction and abnormal cardiac findings in our previous reports [8, 22].

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