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Nondonors sebelum nephrectomy, donor hidup menjalani pemeriksaan kesehatan yang ketat. Kami memilih demikian pula sehat segmen populasi umum, menggunakan pembatasan dan matching.26 kami acak tanggal kohort-entri (simulasi nephrectomy tanggal) New England Journal of Medicine download dari nejm.org pada 14 Agustus 2015. Untuk penggunaan pribadi saja. Tidak ada kegunaan lain tanpa izin. Hak cipta © 2015 Massachusetts Perhimpunan medis. Semua Hak, milik. New england journal of medicinej n engl med 372; 2 nejm.org Januari 8, 2015126to all women who were citizens in Ontario, according to the distribution of cohort-entry dates among donors (July 1, 1992, to April 30, 2010). We included women with an age that was within the minimum and maximum ages of donors on their cohort entry date and who had evidence of at least one pregnancy carried to 20 weeks of gestation in follow-up (731,823 women). We identified baseline illnesses and measures of health care access from July 1, 1991 (the beginning of available database records), to the cohortentry date. This provided a median of 11 years of baseline assessment; 99% of the women had at least 2 years of available data. We restricted the sample of eligible nondonors to women without a known medical condition before cohort entry that could preclude donation, including a diagnosis of gestational hypertension or preeclampsia. (All restrictions are listed in Table S2 in the Supplementary Appendix.) To ensure that nondonors had the same opportunity as donors to obtain health care services from physicians, we restricted the sample of eligible nondonors to women who had visited a physician at least once during the previous 2 years. (Results were not materially different when we removed this restriction in a sensitivity analysis.) These restrictions left 380,995 women (52% of the original sample) as eligible nondonors. We then matched six eligible nondonors to each donor on the basis of baseline characteristics that might be associated with the risk of gestational hypertension or preeclampsia,27,28 including the age at the time of cohort entry, since extremes in age increase risk; the cohort-entry date (±2 years), to account for era effects; urban or rural residence (population, ≥10,000 or <10,000), since rural residence may increase risk; income (categorized into fifths of average neighborhood income), since lower income increases risk; the number of pregnancies carried to at least 20 weeks of gestation before cohort entry (0, 1, or ≥2), since previous uneventful pregnancies reduce risk; and the time to the first birth after cohort entry (live or stillbirth, matched within 2 years), since an older age during pregnancy or a greater interval from a previous pregnancy increases risk. Each nondonor could be selected only once.
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