Table 1.
Clinical and demographic characteristics of the studied population.
Fig 1.
Graft and patient survival by DGF in the studied population.
Graft, patient, and death-censored graft survival were all reduced in patients who experienced DGF (p<0.001 in all analyses).
Fig 2.
Renal function in studied population according to DGF occurrence.
KTs who experienced DGF had a low eGFR (CKD-EPI formula) vs. no DGF patients at any time-point. *p<0.001.
Table 2.
Factors associated with DGF (univariate analysis).
Fig 3.
DGF incidence in the hypotensive, normotensive, and hypertensive group.
DGF incidence was higher in the hypotensive group vs. normotensive and hypertensive groups (p<0.001).
Table 3.
DGF incidence according to pre-existing blood pressure status.
Table 4.
Characteristics of the studied population according to pre-existing blood pressure status.
Table 5.
Factors associated with DGF (multivariate analysis).
Fig 4.
Graft and patient survival by pre-existing blood pressure status in the studied population.
No difference was noted between the hypotensive and normal-hypertensive groups (p = NS in all analyses).
Fig 5.
Renal function in studied population according to pre-existing blood pressure status.
No difference was noted between the hypotensive and normal-hypertensive groups during the follow-up (p = N.S. at any time-point).
Fig 6.
Death-censored graft survival by pre-existing blood pressure status and stratified by donor age.
Death-censored graft survival was reduced in patients with pre-existing hypotension who received a kidney from a donor between 51 and 66 yrs (p = 0.04) or ≥ 67 yrs (p = 0.04).
Table 6.
Multivariate Cox regression analysis.