borderline non-significantp = 0.06
The T-cellular immune response could only be examined in part in the KTR and borderline non-significant differences were found ( p = 0.06, again in regard to a comparison of all 3-fold vaccine combinations).
The T-cellular immune response could only be examined in part in the KTR and borderline non-significant differences were found ( p = 0.06, again in regard to a comparison of all 3-fold vaccine combinations).
Comparing all 3-fold vaccine combinations, however, statistical significance was missed, but a strong trend emerged ( p = 0.092, Table 1 ).
Logistic regression revealed that MMF/MPA in the context of immunosuppressive therapy was borderline significant as another predictor of seroconversion after a third mRNA vaccination in KTR.
While this has been described as a predictor of humoral response after the second vaccine dose, we interpret MMF/MPA intake, despite borderline significance, as a predictor of humoral response also to a third vaccine dose.