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Table 4 Hazard Ratio in association with annual average concentration of PM10 after adjusting for co-pollutants

From: Clinical outcomes associated with long-term exposure to airborne particulate pollution in kidney transplant recipients

 

BPR

DCGF

All-cause mortality

HR

95%CI

HR

95%CI

HR

95%CI

Single pollutant model of PM10

1.053

1.042

1.063

1.049

1.014

1.084

1.09

1.043

1.140

PM10 with adjustment for SO2 (sulfur dioxide)

1.051

1.040

1.062

1.046

1.011

1.081

1.084

1.037

1.133

Single pollutant model of PM10

1.053

1.042

1.063

1.049

1.014

1.084

1.09

1.043

1.140

PM10 with adjustment for CO (carbon monoxide)

1.049

1.038

1.059

1.037

1.001

1.073

1.075

1.027

1.125

Single pollutant model of PM10

1.053

1.042

1.063

1.049

1.014

1.084

1.09

1.043

1.140

PM10 with adjustment for NO2 (Nitrogen dioxide)

1.012

1.004

1.020

1.048

1.013

1.084

1.09

1.042

1.139

Single pollutant model of PM10

1.053

1.042

1.063

1.049

1.014

1.084

1.09

1.043

1.140

PM10 with adjustment for O3 (Ozone)

1.049

1.039

1.060

1.111

1.071

1.152

1.142

1.086

1.201

  1. BPR biopsy-proven rejection, DCGF death-censored graft failure
  2. Adjusted covariates: age, smoking, BMI, hypertension, DM, sex, HLA mismatch, cause of ESRD, serum phosphorus, albumin, eGFR at 6 months, preemptive, annual mean PM10, donor age, sex, donor type, and ABO-incompatible
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