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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jun 10.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Transplant. 2014 Feb 24;14(4):886–896. doi: 10.1111/ajt.12635

Table 2.

Biomarker Concentrations in Allograft Pump Perfusate by DGF Status

Variable 1 ALL
(N=428)
DGF
(N=141)
Non DGF
(N=287)
P 2
Base pi-GST, ug/L 191 [65–356] 244 [76–399] 176 [61–336] 0.03
Post pi-GST, ug/L 498 [321–905] 653 [394–980] 446 [299–870] 0.002
Delta pi-GST, ug/L3 314 [145–601] 368 [196–610] 296 [124–595] 0.05
Base alpha-GST, ug/L 147 [43–394] 154 [66–413] 140 [38–373] 0.25
Post alpha-GST, ug/L 414 [218–800] 506 [226–865] 372 [215–748] 0.06
Delta alpha-GST, ug/L3 203 [81–481] 220 [103–544] 189 [69–406] 0.07
Renal resistance at 4 hrs,
mmHg/ml/min
0.23 [0.17–0.29] 0.23 [0.19–0.32] 0.22 [0.17–0.28] 0.12
Perfusate flow at 4 hrs, ml/min 114 [94–132] 111 [91–131] 115 [99–133] 0.13

Values are medians [interquartile range]. DGF, delayed graft function; GST, Glutathione S-transferase

1

For all perfusate biomarkers, base values were missing in 10 kidneys and post values were missing in 59 kidneys. Renal resistance and perfusate flow were missing in 106 kidneys.

2

Wilcoxon rank sum test (DGF vs. non-DGF)

3

Difference in post minus base values