Volume 22, Number 3—March 2016
Letter
Trends in Liver Transplantation in Hepatitis C Virus–Infected Persons, United States
Table
Liver transplant recipients | ||||
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Birth cohort total | 1,677 (48.9) | 2,926 (63.7) | 4,324 (71.2) | 4,475 (78.1) |
HCV | 598 (17.4) | 1,416 (30.8) | 2,004 (33.0) | 2,029 (35.4) |
Non-HCV | 1,079 (31.5) | 1,510 (32.9) | 2,320 (38.2) | 2,446 (42.7) |
Non–birth cohort total | 1,751 (51.1) | 1,667 (36.3) | 1,747 (28.8) | 1,256 (21.9) |
HCV | 396 (11.6) | 393 (8.6) | 309 (5.1) | 208 (3.6) |
Non-HCV | 1,355 (39.5) | 1,274 (27.7) | 1,438 (23.7) | 1,048 (18.3) |
Total | 3,428 (100.0) | 4,593 (100.0) | 6,071 (100.0) | 5,731 (100.0) |
*HCV, hepatitis C virus.
†US adults born during 1945–1965.
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