Table 3 Quality of life among PRTRs in relation to clinical data
From: Quality of life in a sample of Egyptian renal transplant recipients
Items | Physical | Psychological | Social | Independence | Environmental | Spiritual | Overall | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Poor | Good | Poor | Good | Poor | Good | Poor | Good | Poor | Good | Poor | Good | Poor | Good | ||
Durationof hemodialysis | < 1 year | 89(89%) | 11(11%) | 80(80%) | 20(20%) | 100(100%) | 0(0%) | 56(56%) | 44(44%) | 92(92%) | 8(8%) | 12(12%) | 88(88%) | 99(99%) | 1(1%) |
1–4 years | 90(84.1%) | 17(15.9) | 87(81.3%) | 20(18.7%) | 107(100%) | 0(0%) | 67(62.6%) | 40(37.4%) | 104(97.1%) | 3(2.9%) | 23(21.4%) | 84(78.6%) | 104(97.1%) | 3(2.9%) | |
4–7 years | 15(62.2%) | 8(37.8) | 7(30.5%) | 16(69.5%) | 23(100%) | 0(0%) | 8(37.8%) | 15(62.2%) | 17(73.9%) | 6(16.1%) | 0(0%) | 23(100%) | 20(86.9%) | 3(13.1%) | |
P value | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | ||||||||
Medical disorders | Present | 78(89.9%) | 9(10.1%) | 62(74%) | 25(26%) | 87(100%) | 0(0%) | 43(49.5%) | 44(50.5%) | 80(92%) | 7(8%) | 13(14.8%) | 74(85.2%) | 80(92%) | 7(8%) |
Absent | 116(80.9%) | 27(19.1%) | 112(78.5%) | 31(21.5%) | 143(1005) | 0(%) | 88(61.5%) | 55(38.5%) | 133(93.1%) | 10(6.9%) | 22(15%) | 121(85%) | 143(100%) | 0(0%) | |
P value | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | ||||||||
Side effects of drugs | Present | 118(84.2%) | 22(15.8%) | 91(65%) | 49(35%) | 140(100%) | 0(0%) | 74(52.6%) | 66(47.4%) | 139(99.3%) | 1(0.7%) | 15(12.2%) | 123(87.8%) | 138(97.6%) | 2(1.4%) |
Absent | 76(84.4%) | 14(15.6%) | 83(92.2%) | 7(7.8%) | 90(100%) | 0(0%) | 57(63.3%) | 33(36.7%) | 84(93.4%) | 6(6.6%) | 20(22.3%) | 70(77.7%) | 85(94.4%) | 5(5.6%) | |
P value | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | ||||||||
Time since renal transplantation | < 1 year | 34(82.9%) | 7(8.1%) | 25(56%) | 16(44%) | 41(100%) | 0(0%) | 22(53.6%) | 19(46.4%) | 40(98.2%) | 1(1.8%) | 2(4.9%) | 39(95.1%) | 40(98.2%) | 1(1.8%) |
1–4 years | 77(81.8%) | 27(18.2%) | 87(92.3%) | 7(7.7%) | 94(100%) | 0(0%) | 59(62.1%) | 35(37.9%) | 91(96.5%) | 3(3.5%) | 20(11.2%) | 74(78.8%) | 91(96.5%) | 3(3.5%) | |
4–8 years | 60(87.4%) | 11(12.6%) | 42(70.2%) | 29(29.8%) | 7(100%) | 0(0%) | 47(77.2%) | 24(22.8%) | 62(90.2%) | 9(9.8%) | 11(12.6%) | 60(87.4%) | 70(98.6%) | 1(1.4%) | |
8–17 years | 23(92%) | 1(8%) | 20(85.4%) | 4(4.6%) | 24(100%) | 0(0%) | 3(12.4%) | 21(87.6%) | 20(85.4%) | 4(4.6%) | 2(10.1%) | 22(89.8%) | 22(89.8%) | 2(10.1%) | |
P value | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | ||||||||
Type of donors | Relative | 60(84.5%) | 11(15.5%) | 61(85.9%) | 10(14.1%) | 71(100%) | 0(0%) | 48(67.6%) | 23(32.4%) | 67(94.3%) | 4(5.7%) | 10(14.1%) | 61(85.9&) | 69(97.1%) | 2(2.9%) |
Non-relative | 134(84.2%) | 25(15.8%) | 113(71%) | 46(29%) | 159(100%) | 0(0%) | 73(45.9%) | 86(54.1%) | 146(91.8%) | 13(8.2%) | 25(22.1%) | 124(77.9%) | 154(96.8%) | 5(3.2%) | |
P value | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | > 0.05 | ||||||||