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1 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE Published by the Information Services Division (ISD Scotland), Common Services Agency for NHSScotland, 1 South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh EH12 9EB on behalf of the Scottish Renal Registry © Common Services Agency 2010 Suggested citation : Scottish Renal Association (2010). Scottish Renal Registry Report, 2009. Edinburgh : Information Services Division. These charts may be reproduced without permission provided the source is acknowledged. The full report is available on the Scottish Renal Registry website.

2 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B1.1 Prevalent patients every fifth year between 1974-2009

3 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B1.2 Prevalent patients every fifth year between 1974-2009

4 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B1.3 Prevalent patients every year between 2000-2009

5 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B1.4 Prevalent patients every year between 2000-2009

6 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.1 Numbers of patients receiving RRT on 31 December 2009

7 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.2 Percentage of patients in each age group receiving RRT at each renal unit on 31 December 2009

8 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.3 Number of patients in each age group receiving RRT at each renal unit on 31 December 2009

9 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.4 Median age of prevalent patients at each renal unit on 31 December 2009

10 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.5 Median age of prevalent patients at each renal unit on 31 December 2009

11 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.6 Percentage of patients in each age group on each mode of RRT on 31 December 2009

12 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.7 Number of patients, median age and age range on each mode of RRT on 31 December 2009

13 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.8 Percentage of patients on each mode of RRT at each renal unit on 31 December 2009

14 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.9 Number of patients on each mode of RRT and renal unit providing treatment on 31 December 2009

15 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.10 Percentage of patients on each mode of RRT at each renal unit on 31 December 2009 (excluding transplant)

16 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.11 Percentage of patients on each mode of RRT in each NHS Board area of residence on 31 December 2009

17 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.12 Number of patients on each mode of RRT in each NHS board area of residence on 31 December 2009

18 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.13 NHS Board area of residence and renal unit providing treatment 31 December 2009

19 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.14 Patients’ age on 31 December 2009 and their NHS Board area of residence

20 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.15 Patients’ median age on 31 December 2009 and their NHS Board area of residence

21 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.16 Percentage of patients in each age group and their NHS Board area of residence on 31 December 2009

22 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.17 Number of patients in each age group and their NHS Board area of residence on 31 December 2009

23 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.18 Percentage of patients in each PRD group and their NHS Board area of residence on 31 December 2009

24 Scottish Renal Registry Report 2009 Section B - PREVALENCE B2.19 Prevalence of patients receiving RRT on 31 December 2009 by NHS Board area of residence

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