A ustralian deceased donor kidney allocation protocols: Transplant waiting and graft quality for children and adolescents
DD kidney allocation protocols may influence timing of transplantation and graft quality for pediatric recipients. This study aimed to evaluate the effects of these protocols, including pediatric priority, on waiting time on dialysis, transplant type, donor age, and HLA matching according to state o...
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| description | DD kidney allocation protocols may influence timing of transplantation and graft quality for pediatric recipients. This study aimed to evaluate the effects of these protocols, including pediatric priority, on waiting time on dialysis, transplant type, donor age, and
HLA
matching according to state of transplant in
A
ustralia. De‐identified information on patients |
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HLA
matching according to state of transplant in
A
ustralia. De‐identified information on patients <15 yr of age who commenced
RRT
in
NSW
,
Q
ld, and
V
ictoria from 2002 to 2011 was retrieved from the
ANZDATA
. Transplant type, donor age, and
HLA
mismatching were compared between states, with competing risk regression used to examine the time to transplant. There were significant differences in waiting time to
DD
transplantation between the three states. Children in
NSW
and
Q
ld waited a median of 14 and 11 months vs. 21 months in
V
ictoria. The ratio of LD to
DD
transplants was lower in
NSW
and
Q
ld. Differences correlated with
DD
pediatric priority in
NSW
and
Q
ld.
DD
s in
NSW
were older than in the other states.
HLA
matching did not differ.
DD
kidney allocation protocols with pediatric priority in
A
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DD
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HLA
matching according to state of transplant in
A
ustralia. De‐identified information on patients <15 yr of age who commenced
RRT
in
NSW
,
Q
ld, and
V
ictoria from 2002 to 2011 was retrieved from the
ANZDATA
. Transplant type, donor age, and
HLA
mismatching were compared between states, with competing risk regression used to examine the time to transplant. There were significant differences in waiting time to
DD
transplantation between the three states. Children in
NSW
and
Q
ld waited a median of 14 and 11 months vs. 21 months in
V
ictoria. The ratio of LD to
DD
transplants was lower in
NSW
and
Q
ld. Differences correlated with
DD
pediatric priority in
NSW
and
Q
ld.
DD
s in
NSW
were older than in the other states.
HLA
matching did not differ.
DD
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A
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DD
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HLA
matching according to state of transplant in
A
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RRT
in
NSW
,
Q
ld, and
V
ictoria from 2002 to 2011 was retrieved from the
ANZDATA
. Transplant type, donor age, and
HLA
mismatching were compared between states, with competing risk regression used to examine the time to transplant. There were significant differences in waiting time to
DD
transplantation between the three states. Children in
NSW
and
Q
ld waited a median of 14 and 11 months vs. 21 months in
V
ictoria. The ratio of LD to
DD
transplants was lower in
NSW
and
Q
ld. Differences correlated with
DD
pediatric priority in
NSW
and
Q
ld.
DD
s in
NSW
were older than in the other states.
HLA
matching did not differ.
DD
kidney allocation protocols with pediatric priority in
A
ustralian states were associated with shorter waiting times and increased
DD
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