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. 2019 Apr 28;8(5):587. doi: 10.3390/jcm8050587

Table 6.

Cox regression model for rejection-free survival. Univariable and multivariable analyses of rejection-free survival using Cox regression. Results are presented as hazard ratios (HR) with their 95% confidence interval (CI) and p-value of likelihood ratio test. For non-selected variables in multivariable analyses, p-value of score test is given.

Parameters Univariable Multivariable
HR (95% CI) p-Value HR (95% CI) p-Value
Fast metabolizers vs. slow
metabolizers (ref.)
1.536 (1.034–2.282) 0.035 1.622 (1.085–2.424) 0.020
Age (years) 0.996 (0.981–1.010) 0.547 - 0.615
Recipient sex
Male vs. female (ref.)
1.432 (0.943–2.176) 0.092 - 0.122
Recipient BMI (kg/m2) 1.057 (1.007–1.110) 0.026 1.073 (1.021–1.128) 0.006
Pre-existing recipient hypertension
yes vs. no (ref.)
1.379 (0.507–3.751) 0.529 - 0.695
Pre-existing recipient diabetes
yes vs. no (ref.)
1.032 (0.564–1.887) 0.919 - 0.716
Cause of ESRD - 0.999 - 0.998
Time on dialysis (months) 1.000 (0.996–1.005) 0.862 - 0.746
Prior kidney transplantation
≥1 vs. 0 (ref.)
1.632 (0.999–2.665) 0.051 1.850 (1.109–3.087) 0.027
Donor type
Postmortem vs. living donor (ref.)
0.765 (0.498–1.174) 0.220 - 0.249
Number HLA mismatch
4–6 vs. 0–3
1.043 (0.683–1.593) 0.845 - 0.905
Current PRA
>20% vs. 0–20%
1.033 (0.255–4.189) 0.964 - 0.830
Cold ischaemia time (hours) 0.986 (0.948–1.026) 0.489 - 0.620
Donor age (years) 1.002 (0.989–1.014) 0.788 - 0.846
Donor sex
Male vs. female (ref.)
0.936 (0.629–1.391) 0.742 - 0.632

HR = hazard ratio; CI = confidence interval.