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. 2020 Nov 4;156(12):1–9. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2020.3111

Table 1. Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Solid Organ Transplant Recipients in the United States, 1987-2017.

Characteristic Transplant procedures, No. (%)a
Overall 326 282 (100)
Transplant No.
First 294 771 (90.3)
Second or later 31 511 (9.7)
Sex
Female 124 928 (38.3)
Male 201 354 (61.7)
Race/ethnicity
Non-Hispanic
White 202 557 (62.1)
Black 58 876 (18.0)
Hispanic 47 369 (14.5)
Asian or Pacific Islander 17 480 (5.4)
Age at transplant, y
0-44 126 550 (38.8)
45-54 82 394 (25.3)
55-64 82 082 (25.2)
≥65 35 256 (10.8)
Transplanted organ
Kidney 190 260 (58.3)
Liver 69 306 (21.2)
Heart 30 511 (9.4)
Lung 15 757 (4.8)
Other or multiple 20 448 (6.3)
Calendar year of transplant
1987-1994 32 293 (9.9)
1995-2002 108 454 (33.2)
2003-2010 135 570 (41.5)
2011-2017 49 965 (15.3)
Posttransplant skin cancer
Squamous cell carcinoma 7654 (2.3)
Basal cell carcinoma 5223 (1.6)
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There were 326 282 transplants performed for 301 075 patients in 18 state or metropolitan area registries during 1987-2017. Transplant data were available for the following sites (calendar years): California (1988-2012); Colorado (1988-2014); Connecticut (1987-2009); Florida (1987-2009); Georgia (1995-2010); Hawaii (1987-2007); Iowa (1987-2009); Illinois (1987-2013); Kentucky (1995-2011); Michigan (1987-2009); North Carolina (1990-2010); New Jersey (1987-2016); New York (1995-2017); Ohio (1996-2015); Pennsylvania (1987-2013); Seattle, Washington (1987-2014); Texas (1995-2014); and Utah (1987-2008).