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1 © ANZOD Registry International Donor Statistics 1997 % of Multiple Organ Donors Donors PMP % Mult. Donors Eurotransplant:Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, The Netherlands Scandia Transplant: Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden Source: Council of Europe 1997 71% N/A 81% 82% 70% 65% 80% N/A 80% 76% Figure 2

2 © ANZOD Registry Donors Per Month in Australia 1994 - 1997 Number of Donors Figure 6

3 © ANZOD Registry Age Group (%) Cadaver Donors Australia 1995 - 1997 Figure 10

4 © ANZOD Registry Age and Gender Distribution of Donors Australia 1995 -1997 Males Figure 11

5 © ANZOD Registry Females Figure 12 Age and Gender Distribution of Donors Australia 1995 -1997

6 © ANZOD Registry Age Group (%) Cadaver Donors New Zealand 1995 - 1997 Figure 13

7 © ANZOD Registry Males Age and Gender Distribution of Donors New Zealand 1995 -1997 Figure 14

8 © ANZOD Registry Females Age and Gender Distribution of Donors New Zealand 1995 -1997 Figure 15

9 © ANZOD Registry Cause of Death - All Donors Australia 1989 - 1997 n=1831 Figure 16

10 © ANZOD Registry n=182 Figure 17 Cause of Death - All Donors New Zealand 1993 - 1997

11 © ANZOD Registry n=1831 Figure 29 Blood Group of Donors Australia 1989 - 1997

12 © ANZOD Registry n=182 Figure 30 Blood Group of Donors New Zealand 1993 - 1997

13 © ANZOD Registry Waiting List vs Cadaver Transplants Australia 1993 - 1997 Kidneys Waiting List * Tx Performed Figure 50

14 © ANZOD Registry Waiting List vs Cadaver Transplants New Zealand 1993 - 1997 Kidneys Waiting List * Tx Performed NB Kidneys sent to Australia: 1994 (4) 1996 (1) 1997 (2) N/A Figure 51

15 © ANZOD Registry Australia 1997 Donors for Period (182)Kidney Transplants (355) Age of Kidney Donors Figure 53

16 © ANZOD Registry New Zealand 1997 Donors for Period (42) Kidney Transplants (83) * * 2 Transplanted in Australia Figure 54 Age of Kidney Donors

17 © ANZOD Registry Total Donors 190 No request for donation 3 Request for donation 187 No consent given 0 Consent given 187 Donors Kidneys not retrieved 8 Kidneys retrieved 366 Kidneys not transplanted 9 Kidneys en bloc 2 Kidneys Transplanted 355 Total Donors 42 No request for donation 0 Request for donation 42 No consent given 0 Consent given 42 Donors Kidneys not retrieved 0 Kidneys retrieved 84 Kidney not transplanted 1 Kidneys Transplanted 83 * * 2 Transplanted in Australia AustraliaNew Zealand Outcome of Request for Kidney Donation 1997 Figure 57 Figure 58

18 © ANZOD Registry Waiting List vs Cadaver Transplants Australia 1993 - 1997 Liver Waiting List * Tx Performed Figure 67

19 © ANZOD Registry Australia 1997 Donors for Period (125)Liver Recipients (130) * Number of livers transplanted into two recipients (1) * (3) * Age of Liver Donors Figure 70

20 © ANZOD Registry New Zealand 1997 Donors for Period (22)Liver Transplants (22) Figure 71 Age of Liver Donors

21 © ANZOD Registry Australia Total Donors 190 No request for donation 25 Request for donation 165 No consent given 3 Consent given 162 Donors Livers not retrieved 32 Livers retrieved 130 Livers not transplanted 5 Livers Transplanted 125 * * 130 recipients transplanted Total Donors 42 No request for donation 7 Request for donation 35 No consent given 1 Consent given 34 Donors Livers not retrieved 12 Livers retrieved 22 Livers not transplanted 0 Livers Transplanted 22 Outcome of Request for Liver Donation 1997 New Zealand Figure 73 Figure 72

22 © ANZOD Registry Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Donor Age Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Donor Age Log Rank 11-40 vs 51-60 p = 0.003 11-40 vs >60 p = 0.043 Figure 75

23 © ANZOD Registry Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Gender Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Gender Log Rank p = ns Figure 76

24 © ANZOD Registry Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Recipient-Donor Combinations Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Recipient-Donor Combinations Log Rank p = ns Figure 77

25 © ANZOD Registry Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Donor Cause of Death Log Rank CVD vs Trauma p = ns Trauma vs Tumour p = ns Figure 78

26 © ANZOD Registry Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Gender and Cause of Death Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Gender and Cause of Death Log Rank p = ns Figure 79

27 © ANZOD Registry Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Inotrope Use Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Inotrope Use Log Rank p = ns Figure 80

28 © ANZOD Registry Primary Liver Graft Survival 1986 - 1997 According to Graft Ischaemia Time Log Rank p = ns Hours Figure 81

29 © ANZOD Registry Australia 1993 - 1997 Heart Waiting List * Tx Performed Figure 82 Waiting List vs Cadaver Transplants

30 © ANZOD Registry Australia 1993 - 1997 Heart/Lungs - Lungs Waiting List * Tx Performed Figure 83 Waiting List vs Cadaver Transplants

31 © ANZOD Registry New Zealand 1993 - 199 7 Heart Waiting List * Tx Performed Figure 84 Waiting List vs Cadaver Transplants

32 © ANZOD Registry New Zealand 1993 - 1997 Heart/Lungs - Lungs Waiting List * Tx Performed Figure 85 Waiting List vs Cadaver Transplants

33 © ANZOD Registry Age of Heart Donors Donors for Period (93)Heart Transplants (93) * Australia 1997 * Includes three hearts used with lung bloc Figure 84

34 © ANZOD Registry Donors for Period (16)Heart Transplants (16) * New Zealand 1997 * Includes one heart used with lung bloc Figure 89 Age of Heart Donors

35 © ANZOD Registry Australia Total Donors 190 No request for donation 39 Request for donation 151 No consent given 8 Consent given 143 Donors Hearts not retrieved 45 Hearts retrieved 98 Hearts not transplanted 5 Hearts Transplanted 93 Total Donors 42 No request for donation 8 Request for donation 34 No consent given 1 Consent given 33 Donors Hearts not retrieved 17 Hearts retrieved 16 Hearts not transplanted 0 Hearts Transplanted 16 Outcome of Request for Heart Donation 1997 New Zealand Figure 90 Figure 91

36 © ANZOD Registry Age of Lung Donors Donors for Period (69)Lung Transplants (132) Number of Recipients Double (47) - Single (38) Australia 1997 Includes three double lungs transplanted with heart bloc Figure 94

37 © ANZOD Registry Donors for Period (5)Lung Transplants (7) Number of Recipients Double (2) - Single (3) New Zealand 1997 Includes one double lungs transplanted with heart bloc Figure 95 Age of Lung Donors

38 © ANZOD Registry Australia Total Donors 190 No request for donation 44 Request for donation 146 No consent given 4 Consent given 142 Donors Lungs not retrieved 151 Lungs retrieved 133 Lung not transplanted 1 Lungs Transplanted 132 (Double lung 47 recipients) (Single lung 38 recipients) Total Donors 42 No request for donation 11 Request for donation 31 No consent given 1 Consent given 30 Donors Lungs not retrieved 25 Lungs retrieved 10 Lungs not transplanted 3 Lungs Transplanted 7 (Double lung 2 recipients) (Single lung 3 recipients) Outcome of Request for Lung Donation 1997 New Zealand Figure 96 Figure 97

39 © ANZOD Registry Waiting List vs Cadaver Transplants Australia 1993 - 1997 Pancreas Waiting List * Tx Performed Figure 99

40 © ANZOD Registry Australia 1997 Donors for Period (16)Pancreas Transplants (16) Age of Pancreas Donors Figure 100

41 © ANZOD Registry Australia Total Donors 190 No request for donation 91 Request for donation 99 No consent given 10 Consent given 89 Donors Pancreas not retrieved 63 Pancreas retrieved 26 Pancreas not transplanted 10 Pancreas Transplanted 16 Total Donors 42 No request for donation 36 Request for donation 6 No consent given 2 Consent given 4 Donors Pancreas not retrieved 3 Pancreas retrieved 1 Pancreas not transplanted 1 Pancreas Transplanted 0 Outcome of Request for Pancreas Donation 1997 New Zealand Figure 102 Figure 103

42 © ANZOD Registry Australia Total Donors 190 No request for donation 37 Request for donation 153 No consent given 46 Consent given 107 Donors Corneas not retrieved 18 Corneas retrieved 196 Corneas not transplanted 20 Corneas Transplanted 128 Corneas Stored 48 Total Donors 42 No request for donation 21 Request for donation 21 No consent given 3 Consent given 18 Donors Corneas not retrieved 5 Corneas retrieved 31 Corneas not transplanted 0 Corneas Transplanted 2 Corneas Stored 29 Outcome of Request for Corneal Donation 1997 New Zealand Figure 104 Figure 105

43 © ANZOD Registry Australia Total Donors 190 No request for donation 146 Request for donation 44 No consent given 19 Consent given 25 Donors Bone not retrieved 9 Bone retrieved 16 Bone not transplanted 0 Bone Stored 16 Total Donors 42 No request for donation 28 Request for donation 14 No consent given 3 Consent given 11 Donors Bone not retrieved 5 Bone retrieved 6 Bone not transplanted 0 Bone Stored 6 Outcome of Request for Bone Donation 1997 New Zealand Figure 106 Figure 107

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