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. 2022 Jul 29;147(3-4):127–133. doi: 10.1159/000525912

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of 32 patients with DGF who underwent 2 or more biopsies within the first 60 days after kidney transplantation

Characteristic Value
Demographics
Age, mean ± SD, years 50±18
Gender – male, n (%) 17 (53)
Prior kidney transplant, n (%) 10 (31)
Dialysis duration, mean ± SD, months 60±69
Weight, mean ± SD, kg 72±19
Height, mean ± SD, m 1.63±0.09
BMI, mean ± SD, kg/m2 28±6

Graft
Cold ischemia time, mean ± SD, h 10±7
Cadaveric graft, n (%) 22 (69)
Donor gender – male, n (%) 13 (41)
Donor age, mean ± SD, years 52±15
PRA I, mean ± SD, % 16±25
PRA II, mean ± SD, % 14±28
PRA >50%, n (%) 5 (16)

Induction
Basiliximab, n (%) 10 (31)
Antithymocyte globulin, n (%) 22 (69)
HLA mismatch (A, B, DR), mean ± SD 3.7±2.0

ESRD etiology
Unknown, n (%) 9 (28.1)
Diabetes, n (%) 7 (21.9)
FSGS, n (%) 6 (18.8)
Other – hypertension, IgA, lupus,
 nephronophthisis, n (%) 10 (31.3)
DGF cases, n 17*
 DGF duration, mean ± SD, days 28±13
PNF, n (%) 15 (46.9)
Time to first biopsy, mean ± SD, days 8.5±5.4
Time to second biopsy, mean ± SD, days 23.4±12.6

DGF, delayed graft function; ESRD, end-stage renal disease; FSGS, focal segmental glomerulosclerosis; PRA, panel-reactive anti-body; BMI, body mass index. * Four patients in whom the graft partially functioned immediately but with some compromise that warranted biopsy study were added to the GDF group for comparison with patients with PNF (Table 2).