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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Hematol. 2013 Feb 6;88(4):245–250. doi: 10.1002/ajh.23385

Table V.

Multivariate associations of Burkitt lymphoma incidence with demographic, clinical, and treatment characteristics

Characteristic Incidence rate ratios* 95% Confidence intervals
Base model
Gender
 Female 0.45 0.28, 0.71
 Male Ref.
Age at transplant
 0–19 3.49 2.08, 5.68
 20–34 2.36 1.28, 4.10
 35+ Ref.
Race/ethnicity
 White, Non- Hispanic Ref.
 All others 0.93 0.59, 1.42
Transplanted organ
 Heart 2.39 1.30, 4.31
 Kidney Ref.
 Liver 2.91 1.68, 5.09
 Other 1.01 0.30, 2.59
Baseline EBV serostatus
 Negative Ref.
 Positive 0.34 0.13, 0.93
 Unknown/missing 0.61 0.29, 1.44
Time since transplant
 <2 years 0.12 0.04, 0.27
 2–<3 years 1.73 1.09, 2.70
 3+ years Ref.
Additional variables, adjusted results
Polyclonal antibody
 No Ref.
 Yes 0.64 0.27, 1.32
IL2RA
 No Ref.
 Yes 0.92 0.39, 1.87
Azathioprine
 No Ref.
 Yes 0.56 0.34, 0.89
MMF
 No Ref.
 Yes 1.08 0.67, 1.69
Corticosteroids
 No Ref.
 Yes 0.48 0.29, 0.82
*

The base model includes gender, age at transplant, race, transplanted organ, and EBV status. Estimates for each medication were adjusted for the variables in the base model, but not for each other.

Other includes blacks, Hispanics, and Asians/Pacific Islanders.