ArticleJournal of transplantation2025
A Retrospective Analysis of National Kidney Registry Integration at a Single Center in the Northern Great Plains.
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Abstract
Background: Despite the National Kidney Registry's (NKR) widespread adoption, limited data exist to explain center-specific trends in live kidney donation (LKD) in rural areas. Methods: A retrospective review of 1776 referrals (894 before and 882 after NKR integration on February 1, 2018) for LKD at our center between June 1, 2012, and May 31, 2022, was performed. LKD referrals were comparatively analyzed between pre- and post-NKR phases and followed through subsequent evaluation, donation, or termination of donor candidacy. Results: Both pre- and post-NKR, donors were most likely to be White (93.2% vs. 89.4%, Conclusion: NKR potentiates expanded LKD at rural transplant centers. Efforts to increase LKD among men and People of Color remain areas of opportunity.
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