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. 2025 Oct;80(10):2874-2878.
doi: 10.1111/all.16529. Epub 2025 Mar 20.

Atopic Status Is Associated With Kidney Transplanted Recipients' Outcomes

Luc Colas  1   2 , Marine Lorent  2   3 , Fanny Feuillet  2   3 , Clarisse Kerleau  2   3 , Emmanuelle Papuchon  2   3 , Caroline Hemont  4 , Cécile Braudeau  4   5 , Florent Delbos  6 , Karine M Renaudin  2   7 , Magali Giral  2   3 , Sophie Brouard  2   3 ; DIVAT Consortium
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Atopic Status Is Associated With Kidney Transplanted Recipients' Outcomes

Luc Colas et al. Allergy. 2025 Oct.
No abstract available

Keywords: IgE sensitization; atopy; kidney transplantation; transplant rejection; transplant survival.

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FIGURE 1
FIGURE 1
Atopy leads to a higher rate of biopsy‐proven rejection (a) and transplant loss (b) in KTR during follow‐up. Each survival curve is associated with its corresponding forest plot featuring univariate cox analysis and time‐dependent multivariable analysis, respectively, of the impact of atopic status either on biopsy‐proven rejection or on transplant loss.
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