Chapter 2

International Data

2015 ANZOD Registry Annual Report Data to 31-Dec-2014

Contents: 

Introduc on                  2‐2 

Interna onal Kidney Transplanta on from Deceased Donors    2‐3 

Interna onal Liver Transplanta on from Deceased Donors      2‐4 

Interna onal Heart Transplanta on from Deceased Donors     2‐5 

Interna onal Lung Transplanta on from Deceased Donors      2‐6 

Interna onal Pancreas Transplanta on from Deceased Donors    2‐7 

Suggested Cita on: 

ANZOD Registry, 2015 Annual Report, Chapter 2: interna onal Comparisons. Australia and New Zealand Dialysis and Transplant Registry, Adelaide, Australia. 2015. Available at: h p://www.anzdata.org.au 

2‐2  ANZOD Annual Report 2015

Interna onal Data 2014  

36.035.0

27.727.0

26.825.5

23.122.8

22.622.1

20.720.4

20.117.1

16.115.4

15.315.315.2

14.214.1

14.013.8

13.011.2

10.710.310.2

8.77.9

7.77.3

5.45.45.4

3.43.2

0.7JapanRussia

Saudi ArabiaHong Kong

TurkeyBulgaria

ColumbiaIsrael

Czech RepublicIran

New ZealandLithuaniaGermanyRomania

ArgentinaIreland

DenmarkSwitzerland

BrazilEstonia

NetherlandsLatvia

PolandAustraliaSwedenHungary

United KingdomUruguayFinlandNorway

SloveniaItaly

AustriaBelgium

USAPortugalCroatia

Spain

0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0

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2014

International Deceased Organ Donor Rates 2014

Australia and New Zealand are a world leaders for successful transplant outcomes. In this chapter, the Registry reports on global activity and compares Australia and New Zealand with other countries.

For the purpose of this comparison, data has been sourced from the International Registry in Organ Donation and Transplantation (IRODaT). Data was sourced on 31 July, 2015 from the IRODaT website http://www.irodat.org/ and represents data compiled from a broad selection of the 72 contributing countries.

Data reported on international donation and transplantation rates may differ to that reported elsewhere if contributing countries have updated their final numbers subsequent to this publication.

Organ donation and transplantation rates vary across the world and many countries are striving to increase donor numbers. Despite the various programs, there remains unmet demand. Globally there is considerable activity and momentum among governmental and professional bodies to improve donation rates.

The usual metric of measuring and comparing international deceased organ donation rates is ‘donors per million population’. Figure 2.1 compares Australia and New Zealand deceased organ donation rates against a selection of countries who contributed data to IRODaT.

Figure 2.1

Data sourced 31 July, 2015 from IRODaT website http://www.irodat.org

The following pages compare Australia and New Zealand organ transplantation rates per million population for specific organs with countries who contributed 2014 data and 2013 data to IRODaT (Figures 2.2 to 2.11).

2‐3 ANZOD Annual Report 2015

Interna onal Data 2014   

International Kidney Transplantation from Deceased Donors (Per Million Population)

48.244.1

43.243.0

41.140.2

38.238.0

35.734.5

32.829.8

28.427.4

27.126.726.6

26.024.2

24.023.6

22.822.7

22.219.7

18.615.1

14.713.713.5

10.08.8

8.36.3

5.74.2

1.2JapanSaudi Arabia

RussiaBulgaria

TurkeyHong Kong

IsraelColumbiaRomania

New ZealandIran

GermanyLithuaniaArgentina

SwitzerlandBrazil

EstoniaIreland

DenmarkNetherlands

ItalySloveniaAustralia

LatviaPoland

SwedenUnited Kingdom

HungaryCzech Republic

UruguayPortugalNorwayFinland

BelgiumCroatiaAustriaSpain

0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 50.0 60.0

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International Transplantation Rates, Kidney 2014Figure 2.2

47.746.0

41.139.8

39.038.6

38.338.1

35.835.7

33.833.5

33.032.4

32.230.2

29.128.1

27.926.026.0

25.325.3

21.321.0

20.719.2

18.916.0

15.112.5

12.312.0

9.79.5

7.85.2

3.52.4

1.2JapanBulgaria

Saudi ArabiaRussiaTurkey

VenezuelaHong Kong

RomaniaNew Zealand

ColumbiaIran

IsraelDenmarkGermanyArgentina

SwitzerlandBrazil

ItalyHungaryLithuania

NetherlandsAustraliaSwedenSlovenia

PolandIrelandFinland

LatviaUruguay

United KingdomCzech Republic

EstoniaCanadaPortugal

USABelgiumNorwayAustriaSpain

Croatia

0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 50.0 60.0

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2013

International Transplantation Rates, Kidney 2013Figure 2.3

Data sourced 31 July, 2015 from IRODaT website http://www.irodat.org

2‐4  ANZOD Annual Report 2015

Interna onal Data 2014  

28.823.4

22.519.5

18.817.717.6

16.015.1

14.113.2

11.310.9

10.810.1

9.68.7

8.58.4

8.28.2

7.67.67.6

7.37.2

6.25.6

5.04.34.2

4.03.0

2.31.2

0.3LatviaJapanRussia

Saudi ArabiaBulgaria

LithuaniaColumbia

TurkeyHong Kong

RomaniaIsrael

IranUruguayHungary

ArgentinaEstonia

DenmarkNetherlands

BrazilNew Zealand

PolandIreland

AustraliaFinland

GermanyCzech Republic

SwitzerlandUnited Kingdom

SloveniaAustria

SwedenItaly

PortugalNorway

SpainBelgiumCroatia

0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0

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2014

International Transplantation Rates, Liver 2014

International Liver Transplantation from Deceased Donors (Per Million Population)

Figure 2.4

26.523.0

22.721.9

21.819.3

16.815.6

15.414.2

13.712.9

12.011.3

11.010.9

10.29.09.0

8.78.2

7.77.47.37.3

7.26.96.9

5.45.3

4.54.3

3.83.7

1.81.11.0

0.30.0

LatviaVenezuela

JapanBulgaria

RussiaSaudi Arabia

TurkeyColumbiaLithuaniaHungary

Hong KongRomania

EstoniaNew Zealand

IranUruguayDenmark

IsraelArgentina

NetherlandsPolandBrazil

FinlandSloveniaAustraliaGermany

Czech RepublicIreland

SwitzerlandUnited Kingdom

CanadaAustria

SwedenItalyUSA

NorwayPortugal

SpainBelgiumCroatia

0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0

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2013

International Transplantation Rates, Liver 2013Figure 2.5

Data sourced 31 July, 2015 from IRODaT website http://www.irodat.org

2‐5 ANZOD Annual Report 2015

Interna onal Data 2014   

International Heart Transplantation from Deceased Donors (Per Million Population)

16.08.0

7.97.4

7.06.6

6.55.9

5.75.6

4.84.4

4.14.0

3.93.83.83.8

3.52.9

2.32.2

2.12.0

1.61.6

1.31.31.2

1.11.11.01.0

0.90.3

0.2Estonia

RomaniaJapan

BulgariaSaudi Arabia

TurkeyLatvia

RussiaIran

Hong KongIsraelBrazil

ColumbiaPoland

UruguayNetherlands

ArgentinaUnited Kingdom

AustraliaGermany

New ZealandItaly

IrelandLithuaniaPortugal

SwitzerlandFinland

DenmarkSpain

HungaryCzech Republic

NorwaySwedenBelgiumCroatiaAustria

Slovenia

0.0 10.0 20.0

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2014

International Transplantation Rates, Heart 2014Figure 2.6

14.68.1

7.67.6

7.36.7

6.55.9

5.75.35.3

4.54.1

3.93.9

3.73.4

3.33.0

3.02.42.4

2.32.2

2.02.0

1.71.6

1.51.5

1.41.21.2

0.80.8

0.60.3

0.1

EstoniaVenezuela

RomaniaJapan

BulgariaSaudi Arabia

TurkeyRussia

IranBrazil

Hong KongUruguay

IsraelColumbia

New ZealandLatvia

NetherlandsPoland

ArgentinaIreland

DenmarkUnited Kingdom

LithuaniaAustralia

ItalyFinland

GermanySwitzerland

HungarySpain

PortugalSwedenCanada

Czech RepublicBelgiumNorwayAustriaCroatia

USASlovenia

0.0 10.0 20.0

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2013

International Transplantation Rates, Heart 2013Figure 2.7

Data sourced 31 July, 2015 from IRODaT website http://www.irodat.org

2‐6  ANZOD Annual Report 2015

Interna onal Data 2014  

International Lung Transplantation from Deceased Donors (Per Million Population)

15.89.2

6.96.9

6.86.7

6.45.6

5.35.0

4.33.8

3.02.3

2.11.8

1.61.5

1.00.60.50.4

0.30.30.30.3

0.20.2

0.1

FinlandDenmarkRomania

LatviaCroatia

BulgariaUruguayHungary

RussiaColumbia

IranBrazil

LithuaniaJapan

Saudi ArabiaTurkeyPoland

Hong KongArgentinaSlovenia

Czech RepublicPortugal

ItalyEstonia

United KingdomNew Zealand

GermanyIsrael

NetherlandsSpain

NorwaySwedenIreland

AustraliaSwitzerland

BelgiumAustria

0.0 10.0 20.0

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2014

International Transplantation Rates, Lung 2014Figure 2.8

15.19.1

8.97.3

7.06.5

6.06.06.0

5.65.4

5.35.1

4.64.2

3.93.3

2.82.4

2.31.6

1.50.8

0.60.6

0.40.40.4

0.30.20.2

0.1

VenezuelaLatvia

BulgariaCroatia

UruguayHungaryLithuaniaRomania

RussiaColumbia

IranJapanBrazil

TurkeyPoland

Hong KongSaudi Arabia

ArgentinaPortugal

Czech RepublicEstonia

ItalyFinland

United KingdomSlovenia

New ZealandGermany

USANetherlands

DenmarkSwitzerland

IsraelSweden

SpainNorwayIreland

AustraliaCanadaBelgiumAustria

0.0 10.0 20.0

PMP

2013

International Transplantation Rates, Lung 2013Figure 2.9

Data sourced 31 July, 2015 from IRODaT website http://www.irodat.org

2‐7 ANZOD Annual Report 2015

Interna onal Data 2014   

International Pancreas Transplantation from Deceased Donors (Per Million Population)

6.03.9

3.43.3

2.72.52.5

1.91.9

1.71.7

1.61.5

1.41.31.3

1.21.0

0.70.7

0.60.60.6

0.40.3

0.30.10.1

0.10.1

SloveniaDenmark

LatviaItaly

BulgariaHong Kong

EstoniaSaudi Arabia

ColumbiaTurkeyRussiaJapan

IranNew Zealand

RomaniaIsrael

UruguayBrazil

LithuaniaPolandCroatia

SwitzerlandIreland

HungaryGermanyArgentina

BelgiumSpain

AustraliaNetherlands

AustriaPortugalFinland

Czech RepublicUnited Kingdom

SwedenNorway

0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0

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2014

International Transplantation Rates, Pancreas 2014Figure 2.10

7.74.0

3.73.3

2.42.42.4

2.22.2

2.01.91.9

1.81.8

1.61.6

1.51.41.4

1.21.2

1.01.0

0.70.7

0.30.3

0.30.20.2

0.10.1

0.1

VenezuelaEstonia

DenmarkHong Kong

RomaniaBulgaria

LatviaTurkey

ColumbiaRussia

Saudi ArabiaNew Zealand

JapanIran

LithuaniaUSA

BrazilPoland

ItalyIsrael

UruguayAustraliaHungaryBelgium

GermanyCroatia

ArgentinaFinland

SloveniaNetherlands

SpainCanadaAustria

SwitzerlandPortugal

IrelandCzech RepublicUnited Kingdom

SwedenNorway

0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0

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2013

International Transplantation Rates, Pancreas 2013Figure 2.11

Data sourced 31 July, 2015 from IRODaT website http://www.irodat.org

 

 

Suggested Cita on: 

ANZOD Registry, 2015 Annual Report, Chapter 2: interna onal Comparisons. Australia and New Zealand Dialysis and Transplant 

Registry, Adelaide, Australia. 2015. Available at: h p://www.anzdata.org.au 

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