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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Transplant. 2018 Nov 26;19(4):1129–1138. doi: 10.1111/ajt.15149

Table 3.

Rates of Deceased Donor Kidney Transplantation For Various cPRA* Categories Comparing HS+ Candidates to non-HS+ Candidates

Pre-KAS Months Post-KAS
cPRA 0-6 mos 6-12 mos 12-18 mos 18-24 mos 24-30 mos 30-36 mos P
80-89% 2.693.273.97 0.971.261.64 1.031.261.55 1.111.381.71 1.321.642.04 1.351.662.04 1.501.792.14 <0.001
90-97% 1.011.191.40 0.911.261.75 1.041.331.70 1.111.481.96 1.241.682.29 1.271.752.29 1.431.822.32 0.006
98% 0.350.440.55 0.671.001.45 0.520.831.31 0.761.161.77 0.731.141.76 0.751.121.68 0.650.941.36 0.33
99% 0.240.290.35 1.161.622.27 1.121.532.10 0.981.482.23 1.191.782.65 1.281.782.48 1.191.682.38 0.97
99.5-99.9% 0.100.120.15 2.753.795.22 2.673.604.87 2.193.184.61 2.543.615.12 2.573.645.15 2.463.504.98 0.85
99.9%+ 0.020.030.04 0.290.390.53 0.320.430.57 0.270.340.43 0.290.390.53 0.220.320.46 0.290.400.56 0.15

Relative rates are presented as the relative rate of transplantation for a given cPRA category compared to cPRA 0-79%. P-values are testing for trends post-KAS within each cPRA category; significant values suggest transplant rates after KAS are changing over time. Bolded values represent a relative DDKT rate within that time period that is significantly different than 1 (p<0.05)

*

calculated panel reactive antibody

kidney allocation system

+

highly sensitized