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. 2022 Jan 17;12:828. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-04794-y

Table 1.

Clinical data of the patient population included in this study.

Patient no. Gender Age (y) BMI (kg/m2) Time-interval since transplantation (months) Type of donor Primary disease HTA Plasma creatinine (µmol/L) GFR (mL/min/1.73 m2) ASL (mL/min/100 g)
1 M 5 17.72 1 Living CAKUT No 73 55.56 136
2 F 18 17.8 13 Cadaveric CAKUT No 119 46.25 178
3 F 18 19.04 1 Cadaveric CAKUT No 69 66.82 160
4 F 19 25.56 66 Cadaveric Nephronophthisis Yes 107 76.46 210
5 M 19 25.4 1 Living Nephronophthisis No 144 36.23 85
6 M 29 20.2 83 Cadaveric Nephrotic syndrome Yes 108 65.25 249
7 M 16 19.6 4 Cadaveric Nephronophthisis Yes 146 77.67 211
8 M 15 28.27 45 Living CAKUT Yes 93 59.1 164
9 F 20 20.04 187 Living Nephronophthisis Yes 102 50.99 141
10 F 15 21.8 79 Cadaveric Wilms tumour No 90 64 109
11 F 9 15.68 82 Living Congenital nephrotic syndrome Yes 81 72.85 261
12 F 13 23.32 108 Living Congenital nephrotic syndrome No 117 57.09 204
13 M 13 16.55 112 Living Congenital nephrotic syndrome Yes 86 80.27 243
14 M 13 22.02 73 Living Nephronophthisis Yes 81 58.03 114
15 F 13 37.29 75 Living Nephronophthisis Yes 108 32.08 100
16 M 14 18.67 12 Cadaveric CAKUT No 68 93.39 303
17 M 19 21.63 161 Living CAKUT Yes 171 66.06 233
18 M 21 32.98 109 Cadaveric CAKUT Yes 206 41.58 194

M: male; F: female; BMI: body mass index; HTA: hypertension; GFR: glomerular filtration rate; ASL: arterial spin labelling perfusion; CAKUT: congenital anomalies of the kidney and urinary tract.