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. 2021 Aug 2;11:15606. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-95201-5

Table 5.

First acute rejection, graft failure and death.

Fast metabolizers n = 192 Slow metabolizers n = 418 p-value
First acute rejection (from RTx to 3 months after RTx) 47 (24.5%) 69 (16.5%) 0.026a
First acute rejection between 3 months and 5 years from RTx (events, 5 year-Est, 95% CI) 16/145 16.3% (8.3–23.6%) 17/349 6.8% (3.3–10.1%) 0.008b
Type of first acute rejection (from 3 months to 5 years after RTx)
ABMR 0 2 0.095a
TCMR 7 10
Borderline 9 4
borderline + ABMR 0 1
Graft failure as first event between 3 months and 5 years from RTx (events, 5 year-cumulative incidence, 95% CI)

23

15% (10.2–22.1%)

56

17.7% (13.9–22.7%)

0.562c
Reasons for graft failure
Chronic allograft rejection 5 5 0.240a
Glomerulonephrtis recurrence 2 1
BKVN 1 4
Infection 2 11
Allograft ischemia/renal artery complication 2 4
Perirenal hematoma 1 0
Nephrocalcinosis 0 1
Death with functioning allograft 10 30
Death 3 months and 5 years from RTx (events, 5 year-Est, 95% CI)

15

13.0% (6.4–19.0%)

47

16% (11.5–20.3%)

0.320b
Reasons for death
Cardiovascular 2 5 0.776a
Malignancy 2 12
Infection 3 13
Encephalopathia 0 1
Mayor bleeding 1 1
Intoxication 0 1
Trauma 0 1
EuthanasiaA 0 1
Unknown 7 12

Cumulative incidence was estimated using the Aalen-Johansen estimator.

Est = 1 − Kaplan–Meier estimator, ABMR antibody mediated rejection, TCMR T-cell mediated rejection, BKVN BK virus nephropathy, RTx renal transplantation.

AOnepatient from the Belgian cohort.

P-values: a Fisher’s exact test; bLogrank test; cGray k-sample test.