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This annual report presents a detailed summary of the Cellular Islet Transplant Registry (CITR), including recipient and donor characteristics, pancreas procurement, islet processing, and graft function data as of April 1, 2005. It covers insights from 19 islet transplant centers, detailing the number of infusion procedures and outcomes for recipients. The report also includes critical information about immunosuppressive medications and adverse events related to islet transplants, contributing to a better understanding of the effectiveness and challenges in islet transplantation.
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CITR Annual Report Exhibits CITR Annual ReportExhibitsPrepared by:CITR Coordinating CenterThe EMMES CorporationRockville, MDSponsored by:National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney DiseasesNational Institutes of HealthBethesda, MDDatafile Closure: April 1, 2005
Section 1: Registry Summary Section 2: Islet Transplant Alone Information Chapter 1: Recipient and Donor Characteristics Chapter 2: Pancreas Procurement and Islet Processing Chapter 3: Immunosuppressive and Other Medications Chapter 4: Graft Function Chapter 5: Recipient’s Laboratory Data Chapter 6: Adverse Events Section 3: Islet After Kidney Transplant Information CITR Coordinating Center CITR Committees Table of Contents
Number of Islet Transplant Programs Transplanting and Number Reporting to CITR by Year
Total Number of Infusion Procedures Conducted and Entered in CITR Database by Year and by Infusion Number (All Participants, N=138)
Total Number of Infusion ProceduresReceived Per Recipient (All Participants, N=138)
Summary of Information for Islet Transplant Alone Recipients
Total Number of Islet Infusions Received forIslet Transplant Alone Recipients (N=118)
Total Number of Islet Infusions Received forIslet After Kidney Recipients (N=19)
Recipient’s Primary Payer and Employment Status at Time of First Infusion
Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information
Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)
Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)
Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)