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. 2022 Mar 9;158(4):414–425. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2022.0036

Table 1. Clinical Characteristics of Solid Organ Transplant Recipients in the US.

Characteristic No. (%)a
Transplants
First 402 229 (90.5)
Second or later 42 268 (9.5)
Total 444 497 (100)
Sex
Female 170 221 (38.3)
Male 274 276 (61.7)
Race and ethnicity
Asian or Pacific Islander 23 818 (5.4)
Hispanic 66 336 (14.9)
Non-Hispanic Black 82 102 (18.5)
Non-Hispanic White 272 241 (61.2)
Age at transplant, y
0-17 30 665 (6.9)
18-34 63 187 (14.2)
35-49 126 422 (28.4)
50-64 173 212 (39.0)
≥65 51 011 (11.5)
Transplanted organ
Kidney 259 845 (58.5)
Liver 93 200 (21.0)
Heart 41 852 (9.4)
Lung 22 225 (5.0)
Other or multiple 27 375 (6.2)
Calendar year of transplant
1987-1994 41 366 (9.3)
1995-2002 127 875 (28.8)
2003-2010 160 466 (36.1)
2011-2017 114 790 (25.8)
a

A total of 444 497 transplant procedures were performed for 410 176 individuals during the study period. Transplant data were available for Alaska (calendar years of cancer data: 1996-2017), California (1995-2017), Colorado (1995-2016), Connecticut (1995-2017), Florida (1995-2009), Georgia (1995-2017), Hawaii (1995-2017), Iowa (1995-2017), Idaho (1995-2017), Illinois (1995-2013), Kentucky (1995-2017), Louisiana (1995-2017), Michigan (1995-2009), Montana (1995-2017), Nebraska (1995-2017), Nevada (1995-2015), New Jersey (1995-2016), New Mexico (1995-2016), New York (1995-2017), North Carolina (1995-2010), North Dakota (1995-2016), Ohio (1995-2015), Oklahoma (1995-2017), Oregon (1995-2016), Pennsylvania (1995-2017), Puerto Rico (1995-2016), Rhode Island (1995-2015), Seattle/Puget Sound (1995-2017), South Carolina (1995-2016), Texas (1995-2016), Utah (1995-2017), and Virginia (1995-2016).