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. 2022 Mar 3;10(3):385. doi: 10.3390/vaccines10030385

Table 3.

Different factors influencing seroconversion rate in allograft recipient patients.

Characteristics Seroconversion
Yes No p Value
Post-transplant interval (months) associated seroconversion 2–60 73 (87.95%) 10 (12.04%) 0.71
60–120 72 (84.7%) 13 (15.3%)
120–180 31 (86.1%) 5 (13.8%)
>180 17 (94.4%) 1 (5.5%)
BMI (kg/m2) associated seroconversion <18.4 n = 37 (90.2%) n = 4 (9.7%) 0.23
18.4–24.99 n = 72 (82.75%) n = 15 (17.24%)
25.29–29.99 n = 62 (92.5%) n = 5 (7.4%)
>30 n = 22 (81.5%) n = 5 (18.51%)
Age-wise (Year) seroconversion $ 18–45 n = 130 (90.27%) n = 14 (9.72%) 0.074
46–60 n= 56 (82.35%) n = 12 (17.46%)
>60 n = 7 (70%) n = 3 (30%)
Vaccine brand associated seroconversion Covishield™ n= 32 (76.19%) n = 10 (23.80%) 0.003
Titer: 1831.10 (81.26–7522.56) AU/mL
Covaxin™ n = 16 (84.21%) n = 3 (15.78%) 0.016
Titer: 1373.90 (IQR: 507.80–3765.10) AU/mL
Blood group associated seroconversion A+ n = 47 (87.03%) n = 7 (12.96%) 0.488
B+ n = 62 (82.66%) n = 13 (17.33%)
AB+ n = 27 (93.10%) n = 2 (6.89%)
O+ n = 57 (89.06%) n = 7 (10.93%)
Immunosuppression associated seroconversion Tacrolimus + MMF + Steroid n = 184 (86.79%) n = 28 (13.20%) 1.00
Cyclosporin + MMF + Steroid n = 9 (90%) n = 1 (10%)
Serum creatinine <1.4 120 (87.59%) 17 (12.40%) 0.83
>1.4 73 (85.88%) 12 (14.11%)

$ As per ICMR guideline of vaccination.