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Number of transplants, by donor type figure 8.1. Incident & transplant rates figure 8.2. Transplant rates, by state figure 8.3, 2000, unadjusted. Rate per 100 dialysis patient years 8.9+ (10.9) 6.8 to <8.9 5.3 to <6.8 4.7 to <5.3 below 4.7 (3.9).
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Transplant rates, by statefigure 8.3, 2000, unadjusted Rate per 100 dialysis patient years 8.9+ (10.9) 6.8 to <8.9 5.3 to <6.8 4.7 to <5.3 below 4.7 (3.9)
Median waiting times, by statefigure 8.4, cadaveric transplants only, 2000, unadjusted Waiting time in days 597+ (692) 472 to <597 399 to <472 322 to <399 below 322 (176) Insufficient data
Trends in transplant waiting times, by age, gender, & racefigure 8.5, cadaveric transplants only
Donation rates, by age, gender, & racefigure 8.6, donors younger than 70
Geographic variations in cadaveric donationsfigure 8.7, donors younger than 70, 1999, by HSA, unadjusted Rate per million population 38.2+ (43.7) 34.8 to <38.2 32.0 to <34.8 29.1 to <32.0 below 29.1 (27.1)
Geographic variations in living donor donationsfigure 8.7, donors younger than 70, 1999, by HSA, unadjusted Rate per million population 20.9+ (26.9) 17.6 to <20.9 15.5 to <17.6 13.6 to <15.5 below 13.6 (12.1)
Organ sharing, by UNOS region & Organ Procurement Organization (OPO)figure 8.8, organs transplanted in 1995-2000
Kaplan-Meier graft survival: recipient primary cause of diseasefigure 8.24
First-year graft survival: recipient primary cause of disease figure 8.25
Conditional half-lives: recipient primary cause of disease figure 8.26
Kaplan-Meier graft survival: recipient education levelfigure 8.27
First-year graft survival: recipient education level figure 8.28
Conditional half-lives: recipient education level figure 8.29
Kaplan-Meier graft survival: recipient employment statusfigure 8.30
First-year graft survival: recipient employment status figure 8.31
Conditional half-lives: recipient employment status figure 8.32