first-year survival

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline

Diabetes (both pre-existing and new-onset steroid-induced) was a significant risk factor for decreased first-year survival in heart transplant recipients, identified via Cox regression with Bonferroni

Effect: decline