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Explore the progress in HIV organ donation from the OPO perspective, including decreased life expectancy limits post-1995, legalization changes, and the impact of the 2013 HOPE Act. Discover the statistics, challenges, and opportunities in expanding the donor pool.
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Recipient = HIV + HIV infection limits life expectancy True until 1995
Recipient = HIV + Donor = HIV - HIV infection + transplantation is too dangerous
Recipient = Virus + Donor = Virus – or Virus +
Donor = HIV + HIV infection + organ donation is illegal True until 11/21/2013
Hepatitis B co-infection – 8 • Hepatitis C co-infection – 18 • Cancer – 19 • Lymphoma – 7 • Prostate – 2 • Laryngeal – 2 • Lung – 2 • Leukemia – 1 • Breast – 1 • Kaposi – 1 • Ovarian – 1 • Germ Cell – 1 • Other - 1 2018 – 148 HIV referrals
HIV antibody +, NAT -: Liver, Kidney, Kidney • HIV antibody +, NAT +: Kidney, Kidney • HIV antibody +, Nat -: Kidneys discarded (25% glomerulosclerosis) • Liver suitable – no interest 2018 – 3 Donors
HIV Organ Donation • Education for all stakeholders is ongoing • Potential in LiveOnNY donor service area still unknown • More work for evaluation and donation fulfillment than general donation • False positive HIV donation significant • Expansion of organ donor pool
Referral of all patients meeting triggers • Allow OPO to make selection • OPO has broad access to expert resources (e.g., Transplant Infectious Disease Experts) Generalization