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. 2018 Jun;10(Suppl 16):S1871–S1883. doi: 10.21037/jtd.2018.04.119

Table 1. Univariate Cox regression analysis with survival.

Characteristicsa Transplanted groupb (N=45) Hazard ratio for death (95% CI)c P value
Biomarkers
   M30 level, U/L
      At 1 h 59.1±20.4 1.349 (1.039–1.752) 0.025
      At 4 h 88.2±82.9 1.093 (1.022–1.169) 0.009
      ∆M30 29.1±74.9 1.094 (1.013–1.181) 0.022
   M65 level, U/L
      At 1 h 3,199±2,602 1.000 (0.998–1.003) 0.729
      At 4 h 7,591±6,068 1.001 (1.000–1.002) 0.200
      ∆M65 4,392±4,473 1.001 (1.000–1.002) 0.130
   HMGB-1 level, ng/mL
      At 1 h 35.3±20.8 0.574 (0.313–1.050) 0.072
      At 4 h 49.8±26.1 1.087 (1.875–1.351) 0.452
      ∆HMGB-1 14.5±22.9 1.383 (1.062–1.801) 0.016
Donor variables
   Age, years 43.1±14.6 0.996 (0.952–1.041) 0.851
   Female 23 (51.1) 1.086 (0.562–2.098) 0.806
   DCD 18 (40.0) 1.084 (0.181–6.503) 0.930
   Smoking history 26 (57.8) 3.557 (0.725–17.710) 0.121
   Cause of death: head trauma 9 (20.0) 0.550 (0.069–4.406) 0.573

a, continuous variables are expressed as mean ± standard deviation and categoric variables as number (%); b, transplanted group = the control + primary graft dysfunction groups; c, hazard ratio is reported by increase of each 10 U/L for M30 and M65 and each 10 ng/mL for HMGB-1, respectively. CI, confidence interval; DCD, donation after cardiac death; HMGB-1, high mobility group box; ∆, refers to the difference between the value at 4 hours of ex vivo lung perfusion and the value at 1 hour of ex vivo lung perfusion.