Journal article
Paediatric deceased donor kidney transplant in Australia: A 30-year review—What have paediatric bonuses achieved and where to from here?
MP Sypek, CE Davies, AK Le Page, P Clayton, PD Hughes, N Larkins, G Wong, JY Kausman, F Mackie
Pediatric Transplantation | Published : 2021
DOI: 10.1111/petr.14019
Abstract
Background: In this 30-year national review, we describe trends in DD transplantation for paediatric recipients, assess the impact of paediatric allocation bonuses and identify outstanding areas of need for this population. Methods: A retrospective review of all DD kidney only transplants to paediatric recipients (<18 years old) in Australia between 1989 and 2018 was conducted using deidentified extracts from the ANZDATA. Results: Of the 1011 kidney only transplants performed in paediatric recipients during the study period, 426 (42%) were from deceased donors. Paediatric candidates on the DD waiting list had consistently higher rates of transplantation and shorter time from dialysis initiat..
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Awarded by Australian Organ and Tissue Authority
Funding Acknowledgements
This research was supporting in part by the Australian Organ and Tissue Authority through the funding of a National Review of Paediatric Transplant Recipients undertaken by the Transplantation Society of Australia and New Zealand (Work order 05.2018).