Table 2 Clinical characteristics of the transplanted patients.

From: Any modality of renal replacement therapy can be a treatment option for Joubert syndrome

Patient no

Age at transplant

Donor type of transplant

ABO compatibility

Immunosuppressive regimen

Period of observation after transplant (mo)

Rejection

Infection*

eGFR at the latest follow up (ml/min/1.73 m2)

1 (1st)

12.0

DD

Compatible

Tac, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

2 days

No

None

Graft loss

1 (2nd)

22.3

DD

Compatible

Tac, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

32.9

No

None

49.0

2a

17.2

DD

Compatible

Tac, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

17.1

No

None

107.7

3

11.5

DD

Compatible

Tac, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

8.2

No

CMV disease

61.7

4

13.8

DD

Compatible

Tac, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

134.2

No

CMV infection

83.0

5

11.3

LD**

Compatible

Tac, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

10.2

No

CMV infection

89.5

7

6.8

LD**

Compatible

CsA, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

18.2

Yes

UTI

CMV infection

Adenovirus nephritis

98.8

8

11.3

LD**

Compatible

CsA, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

76.2

No

None

73.2

9

15.3

LD**

Compatible

Tac, MMF, mPSL, basiliximab

43.5

No

None

41.4

  1. *Infection during the first year after kidney transplantation.
  2. **Patients 5, 7, 8, and 9 received preemptive kidney transplantation.
  3. DD deceased donor, LD living donor, Tac tacrolimus, MMF mycophenolate mofetil, mPSL methyl prednisolone, CsA cyclosporin A, CMV cytomegalovirus, UTI urinary tract infection.