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. 2022 Jul 21;9:20543581221111712. doi: 10.1177/20543581221111712

Table 3.

Criteria Identified to Help Select a Cohort of Individuals With End-Stage Kidney Disease Who Have No Recorded Contraindications to Kidney Transplant.

Kidney transplant in follow-up
Characteristics Yes
(N = 3215)
No
(N = 20 427)
Entire cohort (N = 23 642) Percentage of individuals with no transplant Standardized difference a
Age >75 y 27 (0.8) 8879 (43.5) 8906 (37.7) 99.7 1.20
End-stage kidney disease-modified Charlson Comorbidity Index score ≥7 12 (0.4) 1041 (5.1) 1053 (4.5) 98.9 0.29
Combination of select cancers (lung, lymphoma, cervical, colorectal, liver, multiple myeloma, and bladder cancer) b 20-24 (0.6-0.7) 888 (4.3) 908-912 (3.8) 97.3-97.7 0.23-0.24
Home oxygen therapy c 8 (0.2) 1075 (5.3) 1083 (4.6) 99.3 0.31
Dementia c 9 (0.3) 2079 (10.2) 2088 (8.8) 99.6 0.46
Long-term care residenceb,c 1-5 (0.0-0.2) 1478 (7.2) 1479-1483 (6.3) 99.7-99.9 0.38-0.39
At least one physician house call in the last year 19 (0.6) 1021 (5.0) 1040 (4.4) 98.2 0.27

Note. Data are presented as No. (%).

a

We used standardized differences to compare baseline characteristics between patients who did and did not receive a kidney transplant during follow-up. A meaningful difference is considered as a difference >0.1. Bold text represents a meaningful difference.

b

In accordance with ICES privacy policies, cell sizes less than or equal to 5 cannot be reported.

c

Lookback window >5 years from the index date (ie, looked back as far as databases available).