Prediction of Renal Graft Function 1 Year After Adult Deceased-Donor Kidney Transplantation Using Variables Available Prior to Transplantation

01 October 2024 : Original article

Ulrich Zwirner

^1ABCDEF*, Dennis Kleine-Döpke

^1ABCD, Alexander Wagner^1CDE, Simon Störzer^1BE, Felix Gronau^1EF, Oliver Beetz^2BDE, Nicolas Richter

^1BD, Wilfried Gwinner

^3DE, Ulf Kulik

^1ABE, Moritz Schmelzle^1DE, Harald Schrem

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DOI: 10.12659/AOT.944603

Ann Transplant 2024; 29:e944603

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Table 3 Descriptive statistics of transplantation-specific variables and their distribution (n=1172).

Continuous data		Mean (median)	Range	Standard deviation	Missing values in%
	Cold ischemia time (CIT) in min	929.6 (877.0)	127.0–2430.0	364.2	3.2

HLA mismatches with donor	0 HLA-A mismatches (yes)	568	48.5	n.a.	0
	1 HLA-A mismatch (yes)	460	39.2	n.a.	0
	2 HLA-A mismatches (yes)	144	12.3	n.a.	0
	0 HLA-B mismatches (yes)	434	37.0	n.a.	0
	1 HLA-B mismatch (yes)	488	41.6	n.a.	0
	2 HLA-B mismatches (yes)	250	21.3	n.a.	0
	0 HLA-DR mismatches (yes)	478	40.8	n.a.	0
	1 HLA-DR mismatch (yes)	511	43.6	n.a.	0
	2 HLA-DR mismatches (yes)	183	15.6	n.a.	0
Distribution of analyzed transplantation-specific variables in the study cohort (all values rounded to 1 decimal). CIT – cold ischemia time; HLA – human leukocyte antigen; n.a. – not applicable.

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