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One Year Patient Survival Rate by Organ Type

What are we measuring?

The percent of patients who are alive one year after receiving a transplant.

Why is this important?

Our goal is to extend the lives of people with kidney, liver and pancreas diseases.

What is our performance telling us?

The chart below shows how BIDMC's performance compares to the National Database survival rate by organ type.

Source of data: Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR), Updated July, 2011

The Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR) data shows that BIDMC's one year patient survival rate for kidney, liver and pancreas transplants is very close to the national average for each organ transplant.

Other useful measures on Transplant Care:

• Transplant Volume by Organ Type
• Living Donor Satisfaction

Last updated: August 3, 2011