Cardiothoracic Transplantation: Recent Developments Sally Rushton Statistics and Clinical Studies NHS Blood and Transplant BTS Congress, March 2019
Outline Overview of cardiothoracic transplant programmes Trends in adult heart transplant activity Trends in adult lung transplant activity Donor organ utilisation Patient focussed reporting
Outline Overview of cardiothoracic transplant programmes Trends in adult heart transplant activity Trends in adult lung transplant activity Donor organ utilisation Patient focussed reporting
Cardiothoracic Transplant Programmes Heart Lung
Outline Overview of cardiothoracic transplant programmes Trends in adult heart transplant activity Trends in adult lung transplant activity Donor organ utilisation Patient focussed reporting
Adult heart transplants performed in the UK 72% increase
Adult heart transplants - by donor type Patient survival post-transplant (2015-18) DBD DCD 83% survival at 1 year p=0.95
Adult heart transplants - by urgency Super-urgent scheme Oct 2016 Median waiting time to transplant (95% CI) DAYS Super-urgent 9 (6-12) Urgent 52 (38-66) Non-urgent 502 (379-625)
Adult heart transplants - by urgency Super-urgent scheme Oct 2016 Patient survival post-transplant (2015-18) Non-urgent Urgent Super-urgent p=0.6 1 year % (95% CI) 85 (76-91) 83 (79-87) 78 (63-88)
Outline Overview of cardiothoracic transplant programmes Trends in adult heart transplant activity Trends in adult lung transplant activity Donor organ utilisation Patient focussed reporting
Adult lung transplants performed in the UK 51% increase
Adult lung transplants - by transplant type
Adult lung transplants - by donor type Patient survival post-transplant (2013-17) DBD DCD p=0.2 2 years % (95% CI) 73 (69-76) 67 (58-75)
Adult lung only transplants - by urgency Urgent and super-urgent schemes May 2017 Median waiting time to transplant (95% CI) DAYS Super-urgent 8 (0-19) Urgent 23 (14-32) Non-urgent 531 (412-650)
Adult lung only transplants - by urgency Patient survival post-transplant (2017/18) Urgent and super-urgent schemes May 2017 Non-urgent Urgent/Super-urgent p=0.04 12 months % (95% CI) 86 (79-91) 74 (58-84)
Outline Overview of cardiothoracic transplant programmes Trends in adult heart transplant activity Trends in adult lung transplant activity Donor organ utilisation Patient focussed reporting
Percentage of DBD organs offered that were transplanted Heart Lung N= 451 451 474 435 460 474 480 457 511 546 N= 484 491 502 477 521 549 545 526 530 581
Percentage of “ideal” DBD organs offered that were transplanted Heart Lung N= 88 90 103 80 88 80 84 75 65 76 N= 80 80 93 80 70 88 84 78 72 88 DBDs <56, no past cardiac disease, normal ECG, negative serology, non-smoker, no history of hypertension or diabetes (CTAG) DBDs <56, non-smoker, normal x-ray, max pO2>40 (Agence de Biomedecine)
Outline Overview of cardiothoracic transplant programmes Trends in adult heart transplant activity Trends in adult lung transplant activity Donor organ utilisation Patient focussed reporting
Infographics Available on www.odt.nhs.uk soon
Infographics Available on www.odt.nhs.uk soon
Acknowledgements Members of the Cardiothoracic Advisory Group Chloe Brown and Rachel Hogg, Statistics and Clinical Studies Sally.Rushton@nhsbt.nhs.uk