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Table 1 Characteristics of the grafts depending on the recipient’s and donor’s BMI, univariate analysis

From: Impact of recipient and donor pretransplantation body mass index on early postosperative complications after lung transplantation

 

Recipient BMI

Donor BMI

 

Underweight

N = 41 (13%)

Normal weight

N = 130 (43%)

Overweight/obesity

N = 133 (44%)

p

Underweight,

N = 10 (3.6%)

Normal weight,

N = 128 (46%)

Overweight,

N = 95 (34%)

Obesity,

N = 46 (16%)

p

Male gender, n (%)

11 (27)

72 (55)

75 (56)

0.002

6 (60)

61 (48)

56 (59)

25 (54)

0.38

Duration of MV, donor, med [IQR]

2 [1, 4]

2 [1, 3]

2 [1, 3]

0.75

2 [1–3]

2 [1–3]

2 [2–4]

2 [1–3]

0.21

PaO2/FiO2, donor, med [IQR]

402 [350–470]

380 [326–450]

390 [334- 464]

0.38

482 [401–499]

425 [351–481]

379 [326–446]

345 [302–380]

< 0.001

Age, donor, med [IQR]

51 [44–57]

52 [35–62]

54 [42–63]

0.56

45 [27–50]

49 [35–60]

55 [47–65]

55 [46–59]

0.002

Tobbaco use, donor, n (%)

18 (45)

35 (28)

65 (50)

0.001

2 (20)

52 (42)

33 (35)

20 (43)

0.43

Transfusion, donor, n (%)

11 (27)

37 (29)

33 (26)

0.84

1 (10)

38 (30)

24 (26)

8 (18)

0.31

  1. Quantitative variables were compared using Mann-Withney U test; qualitative datas using Chi-2 tests
  2. BMI body mass index, IQR interquartile range, MV mechanical ventilation