2022 American Transplant Congress

TOPIC: Clinical Science » Kidney » 31 - Kidney Deceased Donor Allocation

Low-Quality Kidney Allograft Use in Kidney Transplantation is Associated with a Prolonged Post-Transplant Length of Stay
J. A. Kahla¹, C. R. Goff¹, J. A. Goss², A. A. Rana²
Patient Preferences for Waiting Time and Kidney Quality: A Discrete Choice Experiment
S. Mehrotra
Physician Preferences When Selecting Candidates for Marginal Quality Kidney Offers: A Discrete Choice Experiment
S. Mehrotra
Renal Allograft Outcomes of Very High KDPI vs High KDPI Donor Kidneys
R. Rattanavich, R. Villicana
Stem Cell Donor-Derived CPRA Better Reflects Sensitization Than Current CPRA
K. Lindblad¹, C. Murphey², P. Lalli³, J. Lunz⁴, L. Gragert⁵
The Impact of the New Allocation System of Kidney Transplantation on a Single Institution
M. Eltemamy, Y. Lin, M. Khalil, S. Agrawal, V. Krishnamurthi, A. Wee
The US Kidney Allocation System Should Not Allocate En Bloc Kidneys from Deceased Donors < 18 Kg as Equivalent to Top 20% KDPI Single Kidneys
W. F. Parker¹, A. Gallo², L. Ross¹
Transplant Rates Increased with Broader Distribution of Deceased Donor Kidneys
A. Robinson¹, K. Gauntt¹, A. Wilk¹, J. Kim², V. Casingal³, N. Turgeon⁴, M. Pavlakis⁵
What If Only Days After Dialysis Counted Towards Kidney Candidates’ Qualified Waiting Times?
G. R. Vece, K. Lindblad, M. Stuart, B. Carrico, D. Stewart, D. Klassen, S. Diallo