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. 2021 Apr 19;65(5):e02267-20. doi: 10.1128/AAC.02267-20

TABLE 1.

Clinical characteristics of the KT recipients with ≥1 episode of AB (n = 133)

Variablea Value
Age at transplantation (yrs) (mean ± SD) 54.8 ± 13.6
Female gender (n [%]) 76 (57.1)
Type of kidney transplantation (n [%])
    Single kidney 125 (93.9)
    Double kidney 1 (0.8)
    Pancreas-kidney 7 (5.3)
Previous kidney transplantation (n [%]) 22 (16.5)
    Two previous transplants (n [%]) 5 (3.8)
Living donor (n [%]) 4 (3.0)
Underlying end-stage renal disease (n [%])
    Glomerulonephritis 36 (27.1)
    Diabetic nephropathy 24 (18.0)
    Polycystic kidney disease 22 (16.5)
    Chronic interstitial nephropathy 12 (9.0)
    Nephroangiosclerosis 8 (6.0)
    Lupus nephropathy 5 (3.8)
    Congenital nephropathy 2 (1.5)
    Obstructive uropathy 1 (0.8)
    Other 3 (2.3)
    Unknown 20 (15.0)
Immunosuppression at diagnosis of AB (n [%])
    Corticosteroids 119 (89.5)
        Daily dose (mg) (median [IQR]) 10 (5–15)
    Tacrolimus 123 (92.5)
    Cyclosporine 5 (3.8)
    MMF or MPA 121 (91.0)
    Sirolimus 6 (4.5)
    Azathioprine 3 (2.3)
Previous acute graft rejection (n [%])b 2 (1.5)
Previous UTI (n [%])c 59 (44.4)
Anatomical abnormality of the urinary tract (n [%]) 31 (23.3)
Urinary tract instrumentation (n [%]) 30 (22.6)
    Double-J ureteral stent 26 (19.5)
    Indwelling urinary catheter 8 (6.0)
    Percutaneous nephrostomy 6 (4.5)
a

AB, asymptomatic bacteriuria; IQR, interquartile range; MMF, mycophenolate mofetil; MPA, mycophenolic acid; SD, standard deviation; UTI, urinary tract infection.

b

Within the previous month.

c

Within the previous 3 months.