Table 4.

Longitudinal linear regression analyses of patient- and platelet-related factors affecting platelet refractory rates


Variable

Hazard ratio

95% confidence interval

P
Patient related    
   Increase platelet refractory rates     
      Lymphocytotoxic antibody-positive   3.48   1.71-7.10   .001  
      Females with at least 2 pregnancies, or males   2.78   0.18-0.72   .004  
      Heparin   2.43   1.33-4.44   .004  
      Fever   2.12   1.51-2.98   < .001  
      Bleeding   2.00   1.22-3.17   .006  
      Transfusion sequence number   1.15   1.09-1.21   < .001  
      Weight   1.01   1.00-1.02   .04  
Product related    
   Increase platelet refractory rates     
      Gamma irradiation   1.45   1.01-2.07   .04  
   Decrease platelet refractory rates     
      Platelet dose   0.53   0.44-0.62   < .001  
      F-AP
 
0.58
 
0.38-0.89
 
.01
 

Variable

Hazard ratio

95% confidence interval

P
Patient related    
   Increase platelet refractory rates     
      Lymphocytotoxic antibody-positive   3.48   1.71-7.10   .001  
      Females with at least 2 pregnancies, or males   2.78   0.18-0.72   .004  
      Heparin   2.43   1.33-4.44   .004  
      Fever   2.12   1.51-2.98   < .001  
      Bleeding   2.00   1.22-3.17   .006  
      Transfusion sequence number   1.15   1.09-1.21   < .001  
      Weight   1.01   1.00-1.02   .04  
Product related    
   Increase platelet refractory rates     
      Gamma irradiation   1.45   1.01-2.07   .04  
   Decrease platelet refractory rates     
      Platelet dose   0.53   0.44-0.62   < .001  
      F-AP
 
0.58
 
0.38-0.89
 
.01
 

Platelet refractoriness was defined as 2 sequential transfusions with platelet increments of < 11.0 × 109 platelets/L at 1 hour after transfusion.

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