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CITR Annual Report ExhibitsCITR Annual ReportExhibits
Prepared by:
CITR Coordinating CenterThe EMMES Corporation
Rockville, MD
Sponsored by:National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases
National Institutes of HealthBethesda, MD
Datafile Closure: April 1, 2005
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Table of Contents
Section 1: Registry Summary
Section 2: Islet Transplant Alone Information
Chapter 1: Recipient and Donor Characteristics
Chapter 2: Pancreas Procurement and Islet Processing
Chapter 3: Immunosuppressive and Other Medications
Chapter 4: Graft Function
Chapter 5: Recipient’s Laboratory Data
Chapter 6: Adverse Events
Section 3: Islet After Kidney Transplant Information
CITR Coordinating Center
CITR Committees
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Section 1: Registry Summary
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Contributing Islet Transplant Centers* (N=19)
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Summary of Information Representedin CITR Annual Reports
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Number of Islet Transplant Programs Transplanting and Number Reporting to CITR by Year
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Total Number of Infusion Procedures Conducted and Entered in CITR Database by Year and by
Infusion Number (All Participants, N=138)
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Total Number of Infusion ProceduresReceived Per Recipient (All Participants, N=138)
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Summary of Transplant Types (All Participants, N=138)
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Summary of Information for Islet Transplant Alone Recipients
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Total Number of Islet Infusions Received forIslet Transplant Alone Recipients (N=118)
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Summary of Information for Islet After Kidney Recipients
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Total Number of Islet Infusions Received forIslet After Kidney Recipients (N=19)
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Section 2: Islet Transplant Alone Information
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Chapter 1: Recipient and Donor Characteristics
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Recipient Demographics
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Recipient Characteristics
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Recipient’s Primary Payer and Employment Status at Time of First Infusion
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Recipient Status at First Infusion
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Recipient Status at First Infusion(continued)
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Recipient Summary Measures at First Infusion
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Recipient Serology at Screening
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Infusion Summary by Infusion Sequence
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Donor Characteristics
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Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information
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Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)
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Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)
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Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)
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Donor Weight (kg)
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Donor Body Mass Index (kg/m2)
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Time from Cross Clamp toPancreas Recovery (mins)
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Donor Characteristics: Use of Vasopressors
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Donor Laboratory Data
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Donor Serum Creatinine (mg/dL)
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Donor BUN (mg/dL)
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Donor Total Bilirubin (mg/dL)
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Donor Serum Lipase (IU/L)
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Donor Serum Amylase (IU/L)
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Donor Pre-Insulin Blood Glucose (mg/dL)
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Donor Maximum Blood Glucose (mg/dL)
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Chapter 2: Pancreas Procurement and Islet Processing
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Islet Processing Summary
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Islet Processing Summary (continued)
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Cold Ischemia Information
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Summary of Islet Equivalents and Timing of Count
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Islet Product Characterization
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Total Islet Equivalents by Cold Ischemic Time
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Total Islet Equivalents by Donor Body Mass Index
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Total Islet Equivalents by Donor Age
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Islet Characteristics by Time from CrossClamp to Pancreas Recovery
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Islet Characteristics by Pancreas Preservation Method
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Islet Characteristics by Cold Ischemic Time
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Islet Characteristics by Donor Age
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Islet Characteristics by Donor Body Mass Index
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Mean Number of Islet Equivalents/kg ( SD) by Total Number of Infusions Received
(Recipients with a Total of 1 Infusion, 2 Infusions, and 3 Infusions)
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Chapter 3: Immunosuppressive and Other Medications
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Immunosuppression Regimen at Time of First Infusion
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Immunosuppression Dosing (mg/day) at Time of Infusion by Infusion Sequence
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Induction Therapy (mg) at Time of Infusionby Infusion Sequence
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Percentage (%) of First Infusions Using T Cell Antibodies for Induction Therapy
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Immunosuppression Therapy Use Post Last Infusion
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Immunosuppression Dosing (mg/day) Post Last Infusion
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Sirolimus Trough Level (ng/mL) Post Last Infusion
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Tacrolimus Trough (ng/mL) Level Post Last Infusion
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Use of Anti-Hypertensive Medications at Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Percent of Participants Using Anti-Hypertensive Medications at Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Use of Lipid Lowering Medications Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Percent of Participants Using of Lipid Lowering Medications at Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Adjunctive Therapy at Time of First Infusion
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Chapter 4: Graft Function
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Insulin Status (%) at Recipient’s Last Follow-upPost Last Infusion
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Insulin Independence Rates (%) by Total Number of Infusions and Follow-up Post Last Infusion
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Insulin Status (%) by Follow-up Visit Post Last Infusion
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Time to First Occurrence of Insulin Use Post Last Infusion
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Time to First Occurrence of Insulin Use Post Last Infusion by Total Number of Infusions
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Percent of Insulin Independent Participants Post Last Infusion
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Cohort of Recipients Followed by Insulin StatusPost First Infusion
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Cohort of Recipients Followed by Insulin StatusPost Last Infusion
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Reduction of Insulin (%) Pre Infusion to Follow-Up Post Last Infusion
Participants on Insulin
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Average Daily Insulin Use (Units) at Follow-Up Post Last Infusion
Participants on Insulin
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Insulin Independence (%) Month 6 Post First First Infusionby Participant’s Age (yrs)
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Insulin Independence (%) Month 6 Post First First Infusion by Participant’s Duration of Diabetes (yrs)
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Insulin Independence (%) Month 6 Post First First Infusionby Participant’s Weight (kg)
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Insulin Independence (%) Month 6 Post First First Infusionby Participant’s Body Mass Index (kg/m2)
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Insulin Independence (%) Month 6 Post First First Infusionby Participant’s Average Daily Insulin Use (Units/Day)
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Insulin Independence (%) Month 6 Post First First Infusionby Participant’s Average Daily Insulin Use (Units/Day/kg)
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Summary of Severe Hypoglycemic Events Pre FirstInfusion and Follow-Up Post Last Infusion
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Insulin Status at Post Last Infusion Follow-Up andSirolimus Trough Levels (ng/mL)
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Insulin Status at Post Last Infusion Follow-Up and Tacrolimus Trough Levels (ng/mL)
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Fasting Plasma Glucose (mg/dL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
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HbA1C (%) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Basal Plasma C-Peptide (ng/mL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
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Fasting Plasma Glucose (mg/dL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
Participants with One Infusion
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HbA1C (%) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
Participants with One Infusion
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Basal Plasma C-peptide (ng/mL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
Participants with One Infusion
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Fasting Plasma Glucose (mg/dL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
Participants with Two Infusions
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HbA1C (%) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
Participants with Two Infusions
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Basal Plasma C-peptide (ng/mL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
Participants with Two Infusions
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Fasting Plasma Glucose (mg/dL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
Participants with Three Infusions
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HbA1C (%) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion Participants with Three Infusions
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Basal Plasma C-peptide (ng/mL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
Participants with Three Infusions
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Fasting Plasma Glucose (mg/dL) Pre First Infusionto Post First Infusion
Insulin Independent Participants
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Fasting Plasma Glucose (mg/dL) Pre First Infusionto Post First Infusion
Insulin Dependent Participants
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HbA1C (%) Pre First Infusion and Post First Infusion
Insulin Independent Participants
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HbA1C (%) Pre First Infusion and Post First Infusion
Insulin Dependent Participants
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Basal Plasma C-peptide (ng/mL) Pre First Infusionand Post First Infusion
Insulin Independent Participants
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Basal Plasma C-peptide (ng/mL) Pre First Infusionand Post First Infusion
Insulin Dependent Participants
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Pre Infusion Recipient Lab Summary by Infusion Sequence
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Metabolic Summary by Follow-Up Post Last Infusion
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Metabolic Summary by Month 6 Post Last Infusionby Insulin Status
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Metabolic Summary Year 1 Post Last Infusionby Insulin Status
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Islet Graft Dysfunction and Recipient Survival Summary Post Last Infusion
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Islet Graft Dysfunction (IGD) Summary
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Pre Infusion Recipient Lab Summary by Infusion SequenceParticipants with Islet Graft Dysfunction
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Summary of Secondary Complications Pre First Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Summary of Secondary Complications Pre First Infusion and Post Last Infusion (continued)
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Summary of Secondary Complications Pre First Infusion and Post Last Infusion (continued)
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Summary of Ocular Complications Post Last Infusion
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Chapter 5: Recipient’s Laboratory Data
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Participants with Abnormal Liver Function Tests Post Infusion
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ALT (IU/L) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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AST (IU/L) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Alkaline Phosphatase (IU/L) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Total Bilirubin (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Participants with Abnormal Lipid Tests Post Infusion
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Total Cholesterol (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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HDL (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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LDL (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Triglycerides (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Percent of Participants with an Increase in Serum Creatinine (mg/dL) Greater than 0.5 from Baseline
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Serum Creatinine (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Calculated Creatinine Clearance (mL/min/1.73m2)Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Chapter 6: Adverse Events
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Summary of Adverse Events and Serious Adverse Events in Year 1 Post First Infusion (Participants, N=83)
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Number of Recipients with Reported Adverse Events and Serious Adverse Events Following First Infusion by Visit
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported by Type of SAE
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported and Relationship to Islet Infusion Procedure
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported and Relationship to Immunosuppression Therapy
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported and Outcome
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported by System Organ Class
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order (continued)
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order (continued)
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order (continued)
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order (continued)
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order (continued)
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order (continued)
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order (continued)
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Number of Days Hospitalized at Infusion (Admission to Discharge) by Infusion Sequence
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Hospitalizations Experienced Post Last Infusion by Total Number of Infusions Received
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Changes in Portal Pressure (mmHg) and Infusion Summary by Infusion Sequence
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Pre Infusion Portal Pressure (mmHg) by Infusion Sequence
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Peak Portal Pressure (mmHg) by Infusion Sequence
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Closure Portal Pressure (mmHg)by Infusion Sequence
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Change from Pre Infusion to Closure Portal Pressure (mmHg) by Infusion Sequence
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Change from Pre Infusion to Peak Portal Pressure (mmHg) by Infusion Sequence
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Section 3: Islet After Kidney Transplant Information
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Recipient Demographics
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Recipient Characteristics
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Recipient’s Primary Payer and Employment Status at Time of First Infusion
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Recipient Status at First Infusion
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Recipient Status at First Infusion (continued)
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Recipient Summary Measures at First Infusion
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Recipient Serology at Screening
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Infusion Summary by Infusion Sequence
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Donor Characteristics
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Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information
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Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)
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Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)
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Donor Characteristics and HospitalizationSummary Information (continued)
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Donor Weight (kg)
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Donor Body Mass Index (kg/m2)
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Time from Cross Clamp to Pancreas Recovery (mins)
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Donor Characteristics: Use of Vassopressors
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Donor Laboratory Data
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Donor Serum Creatinine (mg/dL)
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Donor BUN (mg/dL)
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Donor Total Bilirubin (mg/dL)
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Donor AST (IU/L)
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Donor ALT (IU/L)
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Donor Serum Lipase (IU/L)
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Donor Serum Amylase (IU/L)
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Donor Pre-Insulin Blood Glucose (mg/dL)
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Donor Maximum Blood Glucose (mg/dL)
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Islet Processing Summary
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Islet Processing Summary (continued)
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Pancreas Procurement Information
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Summary of Islet Equivalents and Timing of Count
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Islet Product Characterization
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Mean Number of Islet Equivalents/kg (SD) by Total Number of Infusions Received
(Recipients with a Total of 1 Infusion and 2 Infusions)
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Immunosuppression Regimen at Time of First Infusion
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Immunosuppression Dosing (mg/day) at Time of Infusion by Infusion Sequence
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Induction Therapy (mg) at Time of Infusion by Infusion Sequence
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Immunosuppression Therapy Use Post Last Infusion
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Immunosuppressive Dosing (mg/day) Post Last Infusion
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Sirolimus Trough (ng/mL) Level Post Last Infusion
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Tacrolimus Trough (ng/mL) Level Post Last Infusion
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Cohort of Recipients Followed by Insulin StatusPost First Infusion
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Cohort of Recipients Followed by Insulin StatusPost Last Infusion
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Reduction of Insulin (%) from Pre Infusion toFollow-Up Post Last Infusion
Participants on Insulin
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Average Daily Insulin Use (Units) at Follow-UpPost Last Infusion
Participants on Insulin
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Summary of Severe Hypoglycemic Eventsby Pre First Infusion and Follow-Up Post Last Infusion
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Fasting Plasma Glucose (mg/dL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
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HbA1C (%) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Basal Plasma C-peptide (ng/mL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
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Pre Infusion Recipient Lab Summaryby Infusion Sequence
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Participants with Abnormal Liver FunctionTests Post Infusion
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ALT (IU/L) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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AST (IU/L) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Alkaline Phosphatase (IU/L) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
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Total Bilirubin (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Participants with Abnormal Lipid Tests Post Infusion
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Total Cholesterol (mg/dL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
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HDL (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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LDL (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Triglycerides (mg/dL) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Percent of Participants with an Increase in Serum Creatinine (mg/dL) Greater than 0.5 from Baseline
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Serum Creatinine (mg/dL) Pre Infusionand Post Last Infusion
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Calculated Creatinine Clearance (mL/min/1.73m2) Pre Infusion and Post Last Infusion
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Summary of Adverse Events and Serious Adverse Eventsin Year 1 Post First Infusion (Participants, N=19)
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Number of Recipients with Reported Adverse Events and Serious Adverse Events Following First Infusion by Visit
Month
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs)by Type of SAE
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs)and Relationship to Islet Infusion Procedure
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs)and Relationship to Immunosuppression Therapy
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs)and Outcome
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Summary of All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs)by System Organ Class
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order
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All Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) Reported in Alphabetical Order (continued)
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Number of Days Hospitalized at Infusion(Admission to Discharge) by Infusion Sequence
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Hospitalizations Experienced Post Last Infusionby Total Number of Infusions Received
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Changes in Portal Pressure (mmHg) and Infusion Summaryby Infusion Sequence
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CITR Coordinating Center
Director: Nicole Close
Lisa Davis
Devin Hunt
Omid Neyzari
Donald Stablein
Steve Wease
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CITR Committees
Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC)
Compliance Committee
Data Monitoring Committee
Publications/Presentations Committee
Transplant Coordinators’/Data Managers’ Committee
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CITR Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC)
Chair: Bernhard J. Hering
Reinhard G. Bretzel
Michael Cecka
Mary D. Ellison
Jerry P. Palmer
Camillo Ricordi
A.M. James Shapiro
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CITR Compliance Committee
Michael Appel
E. Brian Flanagan
Fouad Kandeel
Eileen M. Markmann
David Radosevich
Marti Sears
Elyse Stuart
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CITR Data Monitoring Committee
Chair: Marc Garfinkel
David Baidal
Enrico Cagliero
Fouad Kandeel
Dixon Kaufman
Jeff Longmate
Melissa Roberts
Marti Sears
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CITR Publications/Presentations Committee
Chair: Rodolfo Alejandro
Michael Appel
Nancy Bridges
Elizabeth Holbrook
Ali Naji
A.M. James Shapiro
Craig Smith
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CITR Transplant Coordinators’/Data Managers’ Committee
Chair: Eileen Markmann
David Baidal
Susan Comninel
Barbara Culbreath
Arthur Dea
Parastoo Dinyari
Cheryl Durkop
Celia Hartigan
Elizabeth Holbrook
Debra Kemp
Kathleen LaBranche
Lorraine Lesiecki
Marli McCulloch-Olsen
Maral Palanjian
Jamen Parkey
Melissa Roberts
Grace Sauzier
Marti Sears
KD Shiang
Winsor Simmons
Elyse Stuart
Heather Turgeon
Terri Wakefield
Elizabeth Wright
Tiffany Zgabay
Dylan Zylla