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Table 2 Detailed characteristics of the transplant group

From: SARS-COV-2 vaccine responses in renal patient populations

 

N = 209

Time since most recent transplant (days) (median (IQR))

1264 (355–3788)

Cause of ESKD (Number (%))

 - Diabetic nephropathy

46 (22)

 - Renovascular disease

7 (3)

 - Glomerulonephritis

47 (23)

 - Unknown

30 (14)

 - Other

79 (38)

Type of transplant (Number (%))

 - Kidney

178 (85)

 - Simultaneous kidney pancreas

29 (14)

 - Other

3 (1)

Previous failed transplant (Number (%))

25 (12)

GFR (ml/min/m2) (median (IQR))

49 (34–90)

Concurrent immunosuppressiona (Number (%))

 - 3 agents

68 (33)

 - 2 agents

109 (52)

 - 1 agent

31 (15)

Mycophenolate mofetil (Number (%))b

130 (62)

 - Daily dose (mg) (median (IQR))

1000 (500–1000)

Prednisolone (Number (%))

118 (56)

 - Total daily dose (mg) (median (IQR))

3 (0–5)

Tacrolimus (Number (%))

205 (98)

  1. All transplant patients were recruited from Cambridge. Data are reported at the time of most recent sampling. Basiliximab induction was used for low/medium risk kidney transplant recipients, alemtuzumab induction was used for high risk kidney and simultaneous pancreas kidney transplant recipients. aConcurrent immunosuppression includes glucocorticoids. bMycophenolate mofetil (MMF) number includes all patients receiving any mycophenolic acid (MPA) preparation; doses were converted to the equivalent MMF doses for the purpose of understanding relative MPA dosing. Fourteen patients had prior rituximab exposure; 10 within the last 5 years; 5 for post transplant lymphproliferative disorder and 4 for autoimmune disease. Thirty-four received alemtuzumab induction