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Table 1.

Characteristics of all children in the study, regardless of PTLD or EBV status.

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Table 2.

The characteristics of children who had PTLD at any time post-transplant are compared to children who had no PTLD.

This is limited to the children who had any EBV DNAemia after transplant. The incidence of PTLD is shown for each demographic group.

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Table 3.

The characteristics of children who had any EBV DNAemia after transplant are compared to those who did not have any EBV DNAemia.

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Table 4.

The association between demographic characteristics and EBV DNAemia.

Only significant risk factors are included in this table.

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Table 5.

The geometric mean maximum EBV value (Mean of Max EBV) in copies/uL is shown for each demographic group in an unadjusted model, and an adjusted model.

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Table 6.

Adjusted hazards ratios (HR) for significant covariates for the outcome time to PTLD.

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Table 8.

Median number of tests done per subject, stratified by year and only including tests done within first year post-transplant.

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