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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 14.
Published in final edited form as: Transplantation. 2014 Feb 15;97(3):316–324. doi: 10.1097/01.TP.0000436731.23554.5e

TABLE 1.

Demographic traits of the captured samples of Medicare-insured and privately insured living kidney donors

Medicare-insured living donors, 1987–2008 (N=4,007) Privately insured living donors, 1987–2007 (N=4,650)a All living donors in OPTN, 1987–2008 (N=97,453)
Male sex, % 40.0 45.4 42.5
Race, %
 White (non-Hispanic) 83.4 76.3 71.1
 African American (non-Hispanic) 8.1 13.1 12.7
 Hispanic 5.7 8.2 11.9
 Other 2.8 2.4 4.3
Related to recipient, % 65.3 81.2 73.6
Age at donor nephrectomy, mean (SD), yr 54.8 (10.7) 37.2 (10.0) 39.3 (11.0)
Age at nephrectomy by race, mean (SD), yr
 White (non-Hispanic) 56.0 (9.9)   38.2 (10.0) 40.6 (10.9)
 African American (non-Hispanic) 46.0 (12.5) 33.9 (9.0)   35.6 (9.8)  
 Hispanic 50.2 (10.9) 34.3 (9.6)   35.8 (10.4)
 Other 54.6 (11.0) 34.8 (10.8) 37.9 (11.3)
Time from donation to end of insurance eligibility, median, yr 6.0 7.7
Duration of insurance eligibility, median, yr 2.1 2.1
a

As previously described in Lentine et al. (6).