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Table 1 Baseline demographic, clinical and immunological characteristics in the two groups

From: Pre-transplant donor HBV DNA+ and male recipient are independent risk factors for treatment failure in HBsAg+ donors to HBsAg- kidney transplant recipients

 

D(HBsAg+)/R(HBsAg-) group (n = 83)

D(HBcAb+)/R(HBcAb-) group (n = 83)

P value

Donor

 Median age, year (range)

50 (31–66)

48 (28–66)

0.133

 Male (%)

39 (47.0)

40 (48.2)

1.000

 Living related (%)

83 (100)

83 (100)

/

Recipient

 Median age, year (range)

32 (9–51)

29 (15–51)

0.093

 Male (%)

64 (77.1)

64 (77.1)

1.000

 Cause of end stage renal failure

  Glomerulonephritis (%)

40 (48.2)

26 (31.3)

0.084

  Non-glomerulonephritis (%)

8 (9.6)

10 (12.0)

 

  Unknown (%)

35 (42.2)

47 (56.6)

 

 Preemptive transplant (%)

6 (7.2)

9 (10.8)

0.588

 Median duration on dialysis, months (range)

9 (0–120)

8 (0–84)

0.497

 Mean HLA mismatch (A, B, DR, DQ)

4.04 ± 1.47

3.46 ± 1.07

0.004

 PRA > 0(%)

27 (32.5)

22 (26.5)

0.496

 Second transplant

0

0

/

 Induction therapy

  IL-2 receptor antagonist (%)

49 (59.0)

55 (66.3)

0.553

  Antithymocyte globulin (%)

18 (21.7)

13 (15.7)

 

  No induction (%)

16 (19.3)

15 (18.1)

 

 Initial immunosuppression

  Tac + MPA + Pred (%)

78 (94.0)

80 (96.4)

0.469

  CsA + MPA + Pred (%)

5 (6.0)

3 (3.6)

 
  1. CsA cyclosporin A, HLA human leukocyte antigen, MPA mycophenolic acid, PRA panel reactive antibody, Pred prednisone, Tac tacrolimus