Clinical retrospective analysis in delayed graft function morbidity of kidney transplantation recipients and gender factors in both donors and recipients / 中华器官移植杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To explore the effects of donor/recipients' gender on delayed graft function (DGF) .Methods A retrospective analysis was performed for clinical data of donors (n=174) and recipients (n=265) during renal transplantation between May 1 ,2012 and December 31 ,2017 . Types of China donation after citizen's death ,age ,last creatinine level ,height ,weight ,body mass index (BMI) and protopathy of donors were collected .And pre-dialysis method ,dialysis time ,HLA mismatch ,post-creatine at Day 7 ,whether dialysis after transplantation ,height ,weight and BMI of recipients were analyzed .The data were checked by t and chi square tests and P<0 .05 was deemed as statistically significant .Results Donor gender had no correlation with DGF occurrence rate ( P=0 .689) while DGF occurrence rate among female recipients was evidently lower than that among males (P=0 .036);Female recipients selected peritoneal dialysis therapy more than male recipients (P=0 .023);Cerebral hemorrhage female donors were more than male donors (P= 0 .034);BMI (P<0 .001) and postoperative creatinine (P= 0 .001) among female recipients were evidently lower than that among males .Conclusions DGF occurrence rate is significantly lower among female receptors than that among males after kidney transplantation .