Coronavirus Disease 2019 and Kidney Transplantation in Saudi Arabia: Outcomes and Future Opportunities

Ali Alshaqaq; Abdulnaser Al Abadi; Abdulrahman Altheaby; Mohammed A. Bukhari; Basil Alnasrallah; Alaa Alamoudi; Ziad Arabi; Fayez Alhejaili; Khalid Bin Saad; Ahmed Busbaih; Mohammed Abdelrahim Idris; Sumayah Askandarani; Meteb M. AlBugami; Fahad E. Alotaibe; Khaled Hamawi; Khalid Bel’eed Akkari

doi:10.12659/AOT.931832

04 June 2021 : Original article

Coronavirus Disease 2019 and Kidney Transplantation in Saudi Arabia: Outcomes and Future Opportunities

Ali Alshaqaq^1ABCDEF*, Abdulnaser Al Abadi^1ACF, Abdulrahman Altheaby^2ABF, Mohammed A. Bukhari^3ABF, Basil Alnasrallah

^1AB, Alaa Alamoudi^4AB, Ziad Arabi^2A, Fayez Alhejaili^2B, Khalid Bin Saad^2A, Ahmed Busbaih^5B, Mohammed Abdelrahim Idris^1AB, Sumayah Askandarani^1AB, Meteb M. AlBugami^1A, Fahad E. Alotaibe^1E, Khaled Hamawi^1E, Khalid Bel’eed Akkari^1ACE

DOI: 10.12659/AOT.931832

Ann Transplant 2021; 26:e931832

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Table 4 Multivariable Cox regression analysis to identify significant factors associated with adverse patient survival.

Factors	Adjusted Hazard ratio (AHR)	95% confidence interval for AHR	P value
Age	1.06	1.013–1.109	0.012
Creatinine at presentation	1.002	1.00–1.004	0.016
Use of azithromycin	6.380	1.374–29.630	0.018
Acute kidney injury	18.11	2.244–146.21	0.007

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