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Fast Facts About Transplant, January 1, 1999 - December 31, 2008

Fast Facts Slides -
A basic set of graphics showing recent waitlist and transplant activity and outcomes

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Fast Facts Topics

Waitlist and Transplant Activity for Liver (Kidney, Heart, and Lung also in full set of slides) 1999-2008

Patient Survival Until Five Years After Transplant -- Patient Transplant, 2000-2006

Living and Deceased Donors -- All Organs, 1999-2008

Number of ECD & DCD Kidney Donors By Year

People Living with a Functioning Graft at Year End by Organ, 1999-2008

One Year Unadjusted Graft Survival by Year, Living and Deceased Donor Kidney Transplants (Liver also in full set of slides)

One Year Unadjusted Patient Survival by Year, Living and Deceased Donor Kidney Transplants (Liver also in full set of slides)

One Year Unadjusted Graft Survival by Year for Heart (Lung also in full set of slides)

One Year Unadjusted patient Survival by Year for Heart (Lung also in full set of slides)

Information for Transplant Community and Policy Makers

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Transplant Program and OPO Specific Data

Transplant Program and OPO Specific Reports describe the activity and outcomes at each transplant center in the US.
Background and Methodology
Risk-Adjustment Models
Upcoming Program and OPO Reports (July 2009)
FAQs

Fast Facts give an overview of recent waiting list and transplant activity

2007 Annual Report

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