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Table 3 Baseline characteristics after propensity score matching

From: Impact of Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia on kidney transplant outcome

Variables

PCP negative

(n = 118)

PCP positive

(n = 68)

P

Age (years)

46.7 ± 14.6

48.3 ± 14.4

0.504

Female (%)

21.8

23.5

0.792

Body mass index (kg/m2)

22.5 ± 3.4

22.6 ± 2.6

0.509

Donor type (%)

  

0.447

 Living

64.5

58.8

 

 Deceased

35.5

41.2

0.846

  Standard criteria donor

24.5

29.4

 

  Expanded criteria donor

10.9

11.8

 

Pre-transplant dialysis (%)

  

0.102

 Preemptive

15.3

22.1

 

 Hemodialysis

68.6

47.1

 

 Peritoneal dialysis

16.1

30.9

 

Duration of dialysis (months)

47.4 ± 52.1

44.1 ± 54.0

0.704

Re-transplantation

6.8

7.4

0.883

ABO-incompatible (%)

7.6

19.1

0.019

HLA mismatch (numbers)

3.1 ± 1.5

3.1 ± 1.7

0.915

Calcineurin inhibitor (%)

  

0.349

 None

2.5

5.9

 

 Cyclosporine

13.6

8.8

 

 Tacrolimus

83.9

85.3

 

Induction regimen (%)

  

0.108

 None

15.3

7.4

 

 Basliximab

82.2

92.6

 

 Antithymocyte globulin

2.5

0

 

Desensitization (%)

11.0

22.1

0.043

Diabetes mellitus (%)

20.3

22.1

0.781

Hypertension (%)

94.1

98.5

0.149

DMN for kidney failure (%)

19.5

19.1

0.950

Positivity for CMV (%)

57.6

60.3

0.722

Oral prophylactic antibiotics (%)

14.4

10.3

0.420

Acute T cell-mediated rejection (%)

66.9

61.8

0.475

Acute antibody-mediated rejection (%)

9.3

11.8

0.596

Interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy (%)

37.3

42.6

0.471

De novo donor-specific antibody (%)

12.7

11.8

0.850

  1. Comparisons were evaluated between PCP-negative and PCP-positive groups
  2. Abbreviations: PCP Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia, HLA human leukocyte antigen, DMN diabetic nephropathy, CMV cytomegalovirus