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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Transpl Infect Dis. 2011 Feb;13(1):15–23. doi: 10.1111/j.1399-3062.2010.00547.x

Table 1.

Demographics of cohort of subjects transplanted at Veteran’s Health Affairs Hospitals from 1996–2007 (n=1077)

Variables Cohort
n (%)1
Time at risk 1372 ± 1038
Age (median [IQR]) 53.9 [48.2, 59.2]
Sex (Male) 1053 (97.8)
Race/ethnicity
   White 741 (68.8)
   African American 168 (15.6)
   Hispanic 63 (5.9)
   Asian 9 (0.8)
   Native American 12 (1.1)
   Other/Unknown 84 (7.8)
Transplant type
   Kidney 500 (46.4)
   Liver 461 (42.8)
   Heart 80 (7.4)
   Others 36 (3.3)
Year of transplant
   Oct 1996–1999 261 (24.2)
   2000–2004 439 (40.8)
   2005–2007 377 (35.0)
Comorbidity index2
   0 136 (12.6)
   1 155 (14.4)
   2 270 (25.1)
   ≥3 516 (47.9)
VA status
   Service connected ≥10% 377 (35.0)
   Service connected <10% 23 (2.1)
   No service connection 548 (50.9)
   Pension 129 (12.0)
Geographic region
   West 254 (23.6)
   Midwest 114 (10.6)
   South 373 (34.6)
   East 336 (31.2)
Organ rejection3
   Yes 528 (49.0)
   No 549 (51.0)
CMV3, 4
   Yes 107 (9.9)
   No 970 (90.1)
1

Because of rounding, percentages may not equal 100.

2

Adapted Charlson Index.

3

Before development of herpes zoster.

4

Any CMV event.

VA, US Department of Veteran’s Affairs healthcare system; IQR, Interquartile range; CMV, cytomegalovirus.