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Pediatric incident & prevalent counts & rates table 6.1, unadjusted

This report provides comprehensive data on pediatric incident rates, prevalence rates, and counts by race, gender, age group, diagnosis, and treatment modality. It also includes information on pediatric transplant and hospital admission rates.

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Pediatric incident & prevalent counts & rates table 6.1, unadjusted

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  1. Pediatric incident & prevalent counts & ratestable 6.1, unadjusted USRDS

  2. Pediatric incident ratesfigure 6.1, per million population, unadjusted USRDS

  3. Pediatric incident rates by race, gender, & age groupfigure 6.2, per million population, 1996-1998, unadjusted USRDS

  4. Incident rates: Ages 0-4figure 6.3, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  5. Incident rates: Ages 5-9figure 6.3, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  6. Incident rates: Ages 10-14figure 6.3, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  7. Incident rates: Ages 15-19figure 6.3, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  8. Pediatric incident rates: Whitesfigure 6.4, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  9. Pediatric incident rates: Blacksfigure 6.4, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  10. Pediatric incident rates: Native Americansfigure 6.4, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  11. Pediatric incident rates: Asiansfigure 6.4, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  12. Pediatric incident rates: Malesfigure 6.5, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  13. Pediatric incident rates: Femalesfigure 6.5, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  14. Pediatric incident rates: Diabetesfigure 6.6, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  15. Pediatric incident rates: Hypertensionfigure 6.6, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  16. Pediatric incident rates: Glomerulonephritisfigure 6.6, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  17. Pediatric incident rates: Cystic kidneyfigure 6.6, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  18. Pediatric incident rates: Other urologicfigure 6.6, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  19. Pediatric incident rates: Unknown causefigure 6.6, per million population, 1994-1998, unadjusted, by state Rate per million population USRDS

  20. Number of pediatric patients, by gender, within primary diagnosis groupfigure 6.7, dialysis patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  21. Distribution of primary diagnosis within racial groupfigure 6.8, pediatric dialysis patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  22. Mean & median age within primary diagnosis groupfigure 6.9, pediatric dialysis patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  23. Number of patients, by gender, within primary diagnosis groupfigure 6.10, pediatric transplant patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  24. Distribution of primary diagnosis within racial groupfigure 6.11, pediatric transplant patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  25. Mean & median age within primary diagnosis groupfigure 6.12, pediatric transplant patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  26. Racial distribution within primary diagnosis groupfigure 6.13, pediatric dialysis patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  27. Racial distribution within primary diagnosis groupfigure 6.14, pediatric transplant patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  28. Gender distribution within primary diagnosis groupfigure 6.15, pediatric patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  29. Causes of renal failure within age groupfigure 6.16, pediatric incident patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  30. Treatment modality two years following ESRD onset, within race groupfigure 6.17, pediatric incident patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  31. Treatment modality two years following ESRD onset, within age groupfigure 6.18, pediatric incident patients, 1994-1998 USRDS

  32. Total first transplants by donor source & yearfigure 6.19, pediatric patients USRDS

  33. First transplant ratesfigure 6.20, pediatric patients, by age group & gender, 1996-1998 USRDS

  34. First transplant ratesfigure 6.21, pediatric patients, by race & gender, 1996-1998 USRDS

  35. Kaplan-Meier 5-year patient survivalfigure 6.22, pediatric incident patients, 1992-1993 USRDS

  36. Kaplan-Meier 5-year patient survival after first transplantationfigure 6.23, pediatric cadaveric transplants, 1992-1993 USRDS

  37. Kaplan-Meier 5-year patient survival after first transplantationfigure 6.24, pediatric living donor transplants, 1992-1993 USRDS

  38. Kaplan-Meier 5-year graft survival after first transplantationfigure 6.25, pediatric cadaveric transplants, 1992-1993 USRDS

  39. Kaplan-Meier 5-year graft survival after first transplantationfigure 6.26, pediatric living donor transplants, 1992-1993 USRDS

  40. Total repeat pediatric transplants by donor source & yearfigure 6.27 USRDS

  41. Pediatric first hospital admission ratesfigure 6.28, dialysis patients, 1996-1998 USRDS

  42. Pediatric first hospital admission ratesfigure 6.29, hemodialysis patients, 1996-1998 USRDS

  43. Pediatric first hospital admission ratesfigure 6.30, peritoneal dialysis, 1996-1998 USRDS

  44. Pediatric admission rates: Hemodialysis, cardiovascular (overall)figure 6.31, per 100 patient years at risk, 1996-1998, by network Network 1 Rate per 100 patient years at risk Network 7 USRDS

  45. Pediatric admission rates: Peritoneal dialysis, cardiovascular (overall)figure 6.31, per 100 patient years at risk, 1996-1998, by network Network 1 Rate per 100 patient years at risk Network 7 USRDS

  46. Pediatric admission rates: Hemodialysis, infection (overall)figure 6.31, per 100 patient years at risk, 1996-1998, by network Network 1 Rate per 100 patient years at risk Network 7 USRDS

  47. Pediatric admission rates: Peritoneal dialysis, infection (overall)figure 6.31, per 100 patient years at risk, 1996-1998, by network Network 1 Rate per 100 patient years at risk Network 7 USRDS

  48. Pediatric admission rates: Hemodialysis, vascular access (overall)figure 6.31, per 100 patient years at risk, 1996-1998, by network Network 1 Rate per 100 patient years at risk Network 7 USRDS

  49. Pediatric admission rates: Peritoneal dialysis, vascular access (overall)figure 6.31, per 100 patient years at risk, 1996-1998, by network Network 1 Rate per 100 patient years at risk Network 7 USRDS

  50. Pediatric admission rates: Hemodialysis, vascular access infectionfigure 6.31, per 100 patient years at risk, 1996-1998, by network Network 1 Rate per 100 patient years at risk Network 7 USRDS

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