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. 2015 May 6;26(11):2840–2851. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2014080797

Table 1.

Patient demographics

Variables n=244
Recipient characteristics
 Men, n (%) 150 (61.5)
 Age (yr) at transplantation, mean±SD 46.5±16.5
 Cause of ESRD, n (%)
  GN 53 (21.8)
  Diabetes 22 (9.1)
  Cystic/hereditary/congenital 42 (17.3)
  Secondary GN 10 (4.1)
  Hypertension 22 (9.1)
  Interstitial nephritis 42 (17.3)
  Miscellaneous conditions 8 (3.3)
  Neoplasm 0 (0.0)
  Etiology uncertain 44 (18.1)
Transplant variables
 Donor age (yr), mean±SD 54.8±17.3
 Deceased donor, n (%) 187 (76.6)
 Living donor, n (%) 57 (23.4)
 Expanded criteria donor,a n (%) 94 (51.6)
 Retransplantation, n (%) 42 (17.2)
 Cold ischemia time (h),a mean±SD 21.8±7.7
 Delayed graft function,a n (%) 62 (34.3)
 Preformed DSAs with MFI>1000,b n (%) 67 (33.7)
Immunosuppressive protocol
 Induction therapy, n (%) 220 (98.7)
  Basiliximab/thymoglobuline, n (%) 116 (52.7)/104 (47.3)
 Calcineurin inhibitor–based therapy, n (%) 223 (91.4)
  Cyclosporin/tacrolimus, n (%) 51 (22.9)/172 (77.1)
 Purine synthesis inhibitor, n (%) 229 (93.9)
  Azathioprine/mycophenolic acid, n (%) 15 (6.6)/214 (93.4)
 Mammalian target of rapamycin inhibitor, n (%) 16 (6.6)
 Steroid, n (%) 232 (95.1)
Outcome
 Serum creatinine (µmol/L) at last follow-up, mean±SD 206±157
 Patient survival at last follow-up, n (%) 233 (95.5)
 Graft survival at last follow-up, n (%) 215 (88.1)
 Mean follow-up (d), mean±SD 1914±1762
a

In deceased donor grafts only.

b

Assessment of DSAs in 229 kidney transplant recipients.