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Organ Transplants

Volume 205: debated on Thursday 12 March 1992

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To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will give details of the number of people currently awaiting for organ transplants in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and in each of the health regions in England; and if he will state the number of successful transplants carried out in those regions during 1991.

Information on the place of residence of patients awaiting transplants is not collated centrally. The table gives, by United Kingdom territory and English region, the numbers of people registered for transplantation according to the location of the unit with which they are registered and the numbers of transplants performed according to the location of the unit.

People waiting [As at 28 February 1992 by location of unit where registered]Organs transplanted1[During 1991 by location of transplant unit]
Scotland473130
Northern ireland7647
Wales11365
England—Regions
Northern317199
Yorkshire244126
Trent366121
East Anglian238223
North West Thames586238
North East Thames537176
South East + South West Thames407387

People waiting [As at 28 February 1992 by location of unit where registered]

Organs transplanted

1

[During 1991 by location of transplant unit]

Wessex11183
Oxford10083
South Western23090
West Midlands415274
Mersey13570
North Western415140
TOTALS4,7632,452
Based on information supplied by the United Kingdom Transplant Support Service Authority.

1 Provisional figures for transplants from cadaveric donors.