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. 2025 Nov 28;104(Suppl):S10–S19. doi: 10.5414/CNP104S02

Table 1. Clinical and demographic characteristics of kidney transplant patients.

Characteristic
Age (mean ± SD) 54 ± 14 years (from 21 to 77 years)
Gender (male) (n (%)) 61 (57.0%)
Time after transplantation (mean ± SD) 7 ± 6 years (from 6 months to 26 years)
Induction with thymoglobulin, n = 116 (n (%)) 11 (9.5%)
Number of immunosuppressive drugs (n (%))
   1 2 (1.6%)
   2 78 (60.9%)
   3 43 (33.6%)
3 plus daratumumab/eculizumab/rituximab 5 (3.9%)
Calcineurin inhibitor (n (%)) 123 (96.1%)
   Tacrolimus (n (% – of patients on calcineurin inhibitor)) 110 (89.4%)
   Cyclosporin (n (% – of patients on calcineurin inhibitor)) 13 (10.6%)
Mycophenolic mofetil or sodium (n (%)) 85 (66.4%)
Valganciclovir, n = 125 (n (%)) 18 (14.4%)
Serum creatinine (mean ± SD) 157 ± 89 µmol/L (from 51 to 503 µmol/L)
Estimated glomerular filtration rate (mean ± SD) 48 ± 22 mL/min/1.73m2 (from 80 to 90 mL/min/1.73m2)
Frequent infections (n (%)) 69 (53.9%)
History of malignant disease (n (%)) 19 (14.8%)
History of rejection, percentage of all 107 patients (n (%)) 17 (13.2%)
Patients with indication graft biopsy (n (%))* 47 (36.7%)
History of rejection in patients with graft biopsy (n (%)) 17 (36.2%)
Antibody-mediated rejection (n (% – of patients with biopsy)) 14 (82.3%)
T cell-mediated rejection (n (% – of patients with biopsy)) 2 (11.8%)
Mixed or borderline rejection (n (% – of patients with biopsy)) 1 (5.9%)

*Only clinically suspicious patients had graft biopsy. Unless otherwise stated, the number of samples was 128.