Table 5.

Statistically significant correlations between factors influencing survival in the multivariate analysis and other measures.

Correlations	P
CD4%
Negative correlations:
CD8%, R = −0.635	< 0.001*
Lymphocyte number, R = −0.173	0.023*
Natural killer cells, R = −0.226	0.003*
C-reactive protein, R = −0.153	0.045*
CRP
Negative correlations:
CD4%, R = −0.153	0.045*
CD19, R = −0.154	0.044*
Erythrocytes, R = −0.276	< 0.001*
Hemoglobin, R = −0.281	< 0.001*
Hematocrit, R = −0.241	0.002*
MCHC, R = −0.250	0.001*
GFR, R = −0.277	< 0.001*
Positive correlations:
CD8%, R = 0.187	0.014*
Prednisolone, R = 0.267	< 0.001*
Dialysis, R = 0.312	< 0.001*
CAD/PAD, R = 0.219	0.004*
NT-proBNP, R = 0.450	< 0.001*
Interleukin-6, R = 0.373	< 0.001*
MCV, R = 0.176	0.021*
Diuretics, R = 0.166	0.030*
Rejections requiring therapy
Positive correlations:
Rejection grade, R = 0.882	< 0.001*
Transplant vasculopathy under 5 years after HTx
Positive correlations:
Age at HTx, R = 0.184	0.016*
Beta-blocker
Negative correlations:
Heart frequency, R = −0.274	< 0.001*
Diastolic blood pressure, R = −0.165	0.030*

^*p < 0.05 (significant);

CAD — cerebral artery disease; GFR — glomerular filtration rate; HTx — heart transplantation; MCV — mean corpuscular volume; MCHC — mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration, NT-proBNP — N-terminal-pro-B-type natriuretic peptide; PAD — peripheral artery disease