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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Transplant. 2019 Jul 17;19(12):3319–3327. doi: 10.1111/ajt.15513

Table 1:

Recipient demographic and clinical characteristics by induction use/type (N=69,349)

Variable No induction (N=50,594) Non-depleting (N=11,401) Depleting (N=7,354) P-value

Male, N (%) 34,005 (67.21) 7,491 (65.7) 4,913 (66.81) 0.008

Age, median (IQR) 56 (50–62) 56 (50–62) 56 (49–62) 0.02

Race/Ethnicity, N (%) <0.001
 White 36,315 (71.78) 8,175 (71.7) 5,488 (74.63)
 Black 4,499 (8.87) 1,024 (8.98) 667 (9.07)
 Hispanic 6,813 (13.47) 1,545 (13.55) 835 (11.35)
 Asian 2,351 (4.65) 451 (3.96) 299 (4.07)
 Other 627 (1.24) 206 (1.81) 65 (0.88)

Liver disease, N (%) <0.001
 HCV/HBV 21,695 (42.88) 4,383 (38.44) 2,901 (39.45)
 Alcohol 8,638 (17.07) 2,106 (18.47) 1,357 (18.45)
 Fatty liver 8,056 (15.92) 2,332 (20.45) 1,345 (18.29)
 Auto-immune* 5,913 (11.69) 1,275 (11.18) 973 (13.23)
 Other 6,292 (12.44) 1,305 (11.45) 778 (10.58)

Lab MELD, median (IQR) 19 (13–28) 23 (15–33) 19 (13–28) <0.001

Dialysis at LT, N (%) 3,888 (7.69) 1,342 (11.8) 550 (7.49) <0.001

HCC within Milan, N (%) 13,139 (25.97) 2,294 (20.12) 1,505 (20.47) <0.001
*

Includes auto-immune hepatitis, primary sclerosing cholangitis and primary biliary cirrhosis

Abbreviations: IQR – inter-quartile range; HCV – Hepatitis C virus; HBV – Hepatitis B virus; MELD – Model for End-stage Liver Disease score; LT – liver transplantation; HCC – hepatocellular carcinoma