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ABSTRACTThere is still no consensus on the treatment of elevated serum cholesterol in patients with a renal transplant. In the general population treatment is age dependent. We studied the influence of serum cholesterol 1 year after transplantation in all 676 recipients of a kidney graft transplanted in Rotterdam that survived and functioned for at least 1 year. The other variables included in this analysis are: donor and recipient age and gender, original disease, race, number of HLA A and B mismatches, number of previous transplantations, postmortal or living related transplantation and transplantation year. At 1 year after transplantation the following variables were included: serum cholesterol, serum creatinine, proteinuria and hypertension. In the Cox proportional hazards analysis, serum cholesterol at 1 year after transplantation turned out to be an important, independent variable influencing patient failure. The influence was linear but there was interaction with recipient age. The negative influence of serum cholesterol on the RR for patient failure decreased with increasing recipient age. For example, the proportional increase in RR of a 20-year-old with a serum cholesterol of 12 mmol/l compared with that of a cholesterol of a patient with serum cholesterol of 6 mmol/l was 6. In a 60-year-old with a cholesterol of 12 mmol/l the proportional increase in RR was only 1.2 compared with a contemporary with a cholesterol of 6 mmol/l. Serum cholesterol levels have an independent influence on patient failure. The RR is influenced by recipient age, so that the negative effect of increasing cholesterol levels in the elderly is overruled by the RR of age and disappears. More... »
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