Impact of the new kidney allocation system A2/A2B → B policy on access to transplantation among minority candidates.
Impact of the new kidney allocation system A2/A2B → B policy on access to transplantation among minority candidates.
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10.1111/ajt.14719
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2018-08
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Locke JE
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Martins PN;Mustian MN;MacLennan PA;Ortiz JA;Akoad M;Caicedo JC;Echeverri GJ;Gray SH;Lopez-Soler RI;Gunasekaran G;Kelly B;Mobley CM;Black SM;Esquivel C;Locke JE
Blood group B candidates, many of whom represent ethnic minorities, have historically had diminished access to deceased donor kidney transplantation (DDKT). The new national kidney allocation system (KAS) preferentially allocates blood group A2/A2B deceased donor kidneys to B recipients to address this ethnic and blood group disparity. No study has yet examined the impact of KAS on A2 incompatible (A2i) DDKT for blood group B recipients overall or among minorities. A case-control study of adult blood group B DDKT recipients from 2013–2017 was performed, as reported to the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients. Cases were defined as recipients of A2/A2B kidneys, whereas controls were all remaining recipients of non-A2/A2B kidneys. A2i DDKT trends were compared from the pre-KAS (1/1/2013–12/3/2014) to the post-KAS period (12/4/2014–2/28/2017) using multivariable logistic regression. Post-KAS, there was a 4.9-fold increase in the likelihood of A2i DDKT, compared to the pre-KAS period (OR 4.92, 95% CI: 3.67–6.60). However, compared to whites, there was no difference in the likelihood of A2i DDKT among minorities post-KAS. Although KAS resulted in increasing A2/A2B→B DDKT, the likelihood of A2i DDKT among minorities, relative to whites, was not improved. Further discussion regarding A2/A2B→B policy revisions aimed to improve DDKT access for minorities is warranted.
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