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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Transplant. 2020 Jul 21;21(2):787–797. doi: 10.1111/ajt.16163

Table 1.

Demographic data from intestinal transplant patients followed longitudinally since time of transplant. The first column shows the demographic distribution of the total study population. The second column shows the distribution for those patients who had no allograft rejection on serial endoscopies at 2–4 weeks, 2–4 months, and > 6 months post-transplantation (“healthy controls”). The third column shows patients who had rejection at one or more of the aforementioned time points. P values were tested by chi-square test.

Total Population
(n= 38)
Healthy (Control)
(n= 28)
Rejection
(n= 10)
P value
Age at Transplantation
Adult 25 17 8 0.269
Pediatric 13 11 2
Sex (M/F) 17/21 14/14 3/7 0.275
Race/Ethnicity
White 22 16 6
Black/African American 10 8 2 0.875
Other 6 4 2
Organs Transplanted
Isolated Intestinal Transplant 25 16 9
Combined Liver or Multi-Visceral Transplant 13 12 1 0.06
Etiology
Short Gut Syndrome 25 17 8 0.269
Motility / Malabsorption 8 7 1
Tumor 2 2 0
Other 3 2 1
1-Year Patient Survival (Y/N) 35/3 27/1 8/2 0.098