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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Leukemia. 2014 Apr 14;28(12):2317–2323. doi: 10.1038/leu.2014.132

Table 1.

Recipient characteristics for 207 859 solid organ transplants* in the United States, 1987–2009

Type of organ transplanted

Total
(N=207 859)
Kidney
(N=120 307)
Liver
(N=45 742)
Heart
(N=20 758)
Lung
(N=8 543)
Other/
multiple**
(N=12 509)






Characteristic N % % % % % %
Sex
  Male 126 944 61 60 61 75 52 58
  Female 80 915 39 40 39 25 48 42
Age at Transplantation, years
  0–19 18 356 9 7 12 15 6 6
  20–34 31 621 15 19 6 8 13 24
  35–49 64 871 31 33 29 20 21 50
  50–64 75 430 36 32 44 48 51 19
  65+ 17 581 8 9 8 9 8 2
Race/Ethnicity
  White, Non–Hispanic 129 379 62 54 70 74 86 76
  Black, Non–Hispanic 35 185 17 22 9 14 7 11
  Hispanic 31 902 15 17 16 9 6 11
  Asian/Pacific Islander 11 393 5 7 5 3 1 2
Transplant Number
  First 189 463 91 91 91 97 96 82
  Second 16 816 8 9 8 3 4 16
  Third or Higher 1 580 1 1 1 0 0 2
Calendar Year of Transplantation
  1987–1994 38 506 19 19 18 26 13 13
  1995–1999 52 361 25 25 25 28 25 26
  2000–2004 64 715 31 31 32 28 31 34
  2005–2009 52 277 25 25 26 19 32 27
*

Includes 207,859 transplants occurring among 192 562 individuals.

**

Other/multiple includes kidney-pancreas (N=7267), pancreas (N=1892), kidney-liver (N=1743), heart-lung (N=427), kidney-heart (N=287), intestine (N=279), liver-intestine (N=229), pancreas-liver-intestine (N=181), and other rare solid organ transplants (N=204).