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. 2016 Feb 14;22(6):2133–2141. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v22.i6.2133

Table 3.

Univariate analysis of risk factors for new-onset diabetes mellitus after liver transplantation

Clinical factor HR 95%CI P value
Recipient characteristics
Elder recipient (age > 50 yr) 1.568 1.096-2.245 0.014
Male recipient gender 0.690 0.414-1.150 0.155
Child-Pugh (A/B/C) 0.985 0.788-1.232 0.895
MELD Score 1.107 0.997-1.037 0.088
BMI ≥ 25 pre-LT 1.616 1.100-2.373 0.014
Hypertension pre-LT 4.458 2.058-9.659 < 0.001
Dyslipidaemia pre-LT 2.064 1.201-3.549 0.009
Hepatitis B virus disease 0.955 0.632-1.443 0.828
Hepatitis C virus disease 0.699 0.098-5.007 0.722
Alcoholic cirrhosis 2.307 1.076-4.948 0.032
Tumors 0.961 0.676-1.304 0.822
With Rapamycin 1.168 0.744-1.761 0.459
With MMF 0.979 0.690-1.387 0.903
High mean cTAC (cTAC ≥ 5.89 ng/mL) 8.709 5.873-12.915 < 0.001
BMI ≥ 25 post-LT 1.345 0.927-1.951 0.119
Hypertension post-LT 1.278 0.808-2.021 0.294
Dyslipidaemia post-LT 2.014 1.429-2.838 < 0.001
CKD post-LT 1.140 0.925-1.405 0.218
AR post-LT 1.701 1.056-2.742 0.029
CR post-LT 2.068 1.050-4.074 0.036
Donor characteristics
Donor age at LT (per year) 0.994 0.975-1.015 0.590
Male donor gender 1.202 0.766-1.886 0.423
Donor type (LDLT) 0.859 0.581-1.270 0.446

LT: Liver transplantation; MELD: Model for end-stage liver disease; MMF: Mycophenolate mofetil; cTAC: Tacrolimus trough concentration; CKD: Chronic kidney disease; AR: Acute rejection; CR: Chronic rejection; BMI: Body mass index; LDLT: Living donor liver transplantation.