From: Long term evolution of endothelial function during kidney transplantation
Characteristic | N = 149 |
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Age at transplant (years) | 49 (40, 59) |
Race | |
 White | 112 (75 %) |
 Black | 34 (23 %) |
 Other | 3 (2 %) |
Sex (male) | 111 (74Â %) |
BMI | 27.3 (23.5, 30.5) |
Tobacco use | |
 Never | 77 (52 %) |
 Current | 14 (9 %) |
 Former | 58 (39 %) |
Pack Years | 11.5 (3, 24.0) |
Cardiovascular diseasea | 59 (40Â %) |
Diabetes | 56 (38Â %) |
Hypertension | 142 (95Â %) |
Hyperlipidemia | 83 (56Â %) |
Months on Dialysis pre-transplant | 20.3 (6.9, 47.2) |
Primary cause of end-stage renal disease | |
 Vascular Disease | 78 (52 %) |
 Glomerular Disease | 31 (21 %) |
 Tubulointerstitial Disease | 9 (6 %) |
 Cystic Disease | 19 (13 %) |
 Structure Disease | 1 (1 %) |
 Renal Neoplasia | 1 (1 %) |
 Other | 10 (7 %) |
Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (ml/min/m2) | 58 (48, 69) |
Mean Arterial Pressure (mm Hg) | 95.7 (87.3, 103.7) |
Induction Immunosuppression | |
 Alemtuzumab | 134 (90 %) |
 Basiliximab | 14 (9 %) |
 Anti-Thymocyte Globulin | 1 (1 %) |
Maintenance Immunosuppression | |
 Tacrolimus | 146 (98 %) |
 Mycophenolate | 143 (96 %) |
 Prednisone | 81 (54 %) |
Anti-Hypertensive Medication | |
 Alpha Blockers | 11 (7 %) |
 Beta Blockers | 88 (59 %) |
 Calcium Channel Blockers | 77 (52 %) |
 ACEb Inhibitors | 4 (3 %) |
 Angiotensin Receptor Blocker | 4 (3 %) |
 Vasodilators | 6 (4 %) |
Statin Therapy | 29 (20Â %) |
Slow Graft Function | 23 (16Â %) |
Delayed Graft Function | 8 (5Â %) |