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Conversion from Cyclosporine to Tacrolimus Improves Quality of Life Indices, Renal Graft Function and Cardiovascular Risk Profile

We disagree with the statement of Dahm et al. that the manner of presentation of our data is misleading. Regarding the graphical presentation of serum creatinine, we do not see the relevance of including the zero point on the scale since serum creatinine never reaches a value of zero (like e.g. body temperature). Furthermore, we do not agree that the use of SEM instead of SD, if clearly indicated, is misleading as it allows the reader to evaluate the statistical robustness of the observed differences, which the SD does not permit.