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CHAPTER 2 Prevalence of Renal Replacement Therapy for End Stage Kidney Disease Summarising the number of prevalent renal replacement therapy patients in and, the prevalence rate per million population and the demographics and clinical characteristics of prevalent patients

Contents Suggested citation... 2 All Renal Replacement Therapy Modalities... 3 Dialysis... 7 Co-morbidities... 9 References... 9 Suggested citation ANZDATA Registry. 41st Report, Chapter 2: Prevalence of End Stage Kidney Disease. and Dialysis and Transplant Registry, Adelaide,. 218. Available at: http://www.anzdata.org.au Page 2

All Renal Replacement Therapy Modalities Table 2.1 shows the number of prevalent patients treated with renal replacement therapy in and New Zealand over the last 2 years. The prevalence rate per million population (pmp) is also shown. The prevalence of renal replacement therapy continues to grow in both countries. Table 2.2 shows the same data for the last 5 years, but with dialysis modality categorised. Population estimates for and used throughout this chapter for the calculation of prevalence per million population were sourced from the n Bureau of Statistics (217) 1 and Stats NZ (217) 2. Table 2.1 Prevalence (pmp) of Renal Replacement Therapy 1998-217 Year Dialysis Transplant Total Dialysis Transplant Total 1998 5536 (298) 4964 (267) 15 (564) 1126 (295) 929 (244) 255 (539) 1999 618 (32) 5135 (273) 11153 (593) 123 (321) 976 (254) 226 (575) 2 649 (337) 5342 (281) 11751 (618) 1331 (345) 118 (264) 2349 (69) 21 6853 (356) 5563 (289) 12416 (644) 1462 (377) 158 (273) 252 (649) 22 7264 (373) 5849 (3) 13113 (673) 1594 (44) 1113 (282) 277 (686) 23 772 (391) 68 (38) 138 (7) 1711 (425) 1164 (289) 2875 (714) 24 85 (42) 6385 (32) 1439 (722) 1774 (434) 1219 (298) 2993 (732) 25 8641 (428) 6648 (329) 15289 (758) 1878 (454) 1243 (31) 3121 (755) 26 9265 (453) 6979 (341) 16244 (794) 1997 (477) 1258 (31) 3255 (778) 27 9734 (467) 7249 (348) 16983 (815) 271 (49) 133 (38) 3374 (799) 28 118 (479) 7658 (36) 17838 (839) 216 (494) 1354 (318) 346 (812) 29 1484 (483) 849 (371) 18533 (854) 2282 (53) 147 (327) 3689 (857) 21 1747 (488) 857 (386) 19254 (874) 2389 (549) 1447 (333) 3836 (882) 211 1199 (497) 8869 (397) 19968 (894) 2395 (546) 1488 (339) 3883 (886) 212 1156 (58) 9268 (48) 2828 (916) 2475 (561) 1526 (346) 41 (98) 213 11883 (513) 9668 (418) 21551 (931) 26 (585) 1576 (355) 4176 (94) 214 1229 (523) 183 (429) 22373 (952) 2689 (596) 1629 (361) 4318 (957) 215 12596 (528) 149 (44) 2386 (968) 271 (59) 173 (371) 4413 (96) 216 12753 (527) 1165 (457) 23818 (984) 2754 (587) 1781 (379) 4535 (966) 217 1351 (531) 11687 (475) 24738 (16) 2768 (577) 189 (394) 4658 (972) Table 2.2 Prevalence (pmp) of Renal Replacement Therapy by Modality 213-217 Country Patients 213 214 215 216 217 Total 21551 (931) 22373 (952) 2386 (968) 23818 (984) 24738 (16) Transplant 9668 (418) 183 (429) 149 (44) 1165 (457) 11687 (475) Dialysis 11883 (513) 1229 (523) 12596 (528) 12753 (527) 1351 (531) Proportion home 29% 3% 29% 28% 26% Proportion satellite HD 49% 48% 49% 5% 51% Proportion PD 19% 2% 2% 19% 19% Total 4176 (94) 4318 (957) 4413 (96) 4535 (966) 4658 (972) Transplant 1576 (355) 1629 (361) 173 (371) 1781 (379) 189 (394) Dialysis 26 (585) 2689 (596) 271 (59) 2754 (587) 2768 (577) Proportion home 51% 49% 47% 47% 47% Proportion satellite HD 14% 16% 17% 16% 17% Proportion PD 32% 31% 29% 3% 31% Page 3

Table 2.3 and figures 2.1-2.2 show the 217 prevalence (pmp) of RRT by age groups. In both countries the modal age group was 55-64, although the highest prevalence rates were in the 65-74 year-old group in and the 75-84 year old group in. The prevalence in the 75-84 and 85+ age groups was substantially higher in than in. Table 2.3 Prevalence (pmp) of Renal Replacement Therapy by 217-4 3 (19) 9 (29) 5-14 179 (58) 34 (54) 15-24 524 (164) 98 (146) 25-34 1173 (319) 313 (463) 35-44 2495 (765) 489 (84) 45-54 4579 (1437) 958 (154) 55-64 5961 (299) 1263 (2218) 65-74 581 (2693) 1113 (2673) 75-84 3354 (2926) 354 (1598) 85+ 642 (1299) 27 (317) Figure 2.1.1 - Prevalent RRT Patient Numbers - - 31 December 217 6, Figure 2.1.2 - Prevalent RRT Patients Per Million Population - - 31 December 217 3, Number 4, Patients per million population -4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+ -4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+ Figure 2.2.1 - Prevalent RRT Patient Numbers - - 31 December 217 1,5 Figure 2.2.2 - Prevalent RRT Patients Per Million Population - - 31 December 217 3, Number 5 Patients per million population -4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+ -4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+ Table 2.4 shows the prevalence (pmp) of RRT by state over 213-217. In at the end of 217 the Northern Territory had the highest prevalence of dialysis patients and Tasmania the lowest; the n Capital Territory had the highest prevalence of transplant patients and New South Wales the lowest. Page 4

Table 2.4 Prevalence (pmp) of Renal Replacement Therapy by State 213-217 Modality State 213 214 215 216 217 QLD 2233 (48) 2345 (496) 2431 (58) 242 (499) 2524 (512) NSW 3826 (516) 3911 (52) 3954 (518) 3985 (515) 3974 (56) ACT 288 (751) 286 (734) 282 (711) 292 (724) 276 (673) VIC 2911 (54) 2987 (56) 342 (54) 371 (497) 3139 (496) Dialysis TAS 218 (425) 229 (446) 242 (47) 229 (442) 216 (415) SA 752 (45) 752 (446) 767 (451) 83 (469) 863 (51) NT 521 (2146) 559 (2294) 613 (252) 633 (2576) 692 (2812) WA 1134 (455) 1221 (484) 1265 (497) 132 (516) 1367 (53) 11883 (513) 1229 (523) 12596 (528) 12753 (527) 1351 (531) 26 (585) 2689 (596) 271 (59) 2754 (587) 2768 (577) QLD 1865 (41) 192 (46) 1967 (411) 286 (43) 2197 (446) NSW 273 (365) 2843 (378) 2988 (392) 3132 (45) 3319 (422) ACT 239 (623) 242 (621) 251 (633) 269 (667) 291 (79) VIC 2645 (458) 2826 (479) 295 (489) 3129 (56) 3322 (525) Transplant TAS 226 (441) 223 (434) 236 (458) 242 (468) 263 (55) SA 966 (578) 976 (578) 15 (591) 149 (612) 165 (618) NT 85 (35) 96 (394) 98 (4) 17 (435) 111 (451) WA 939 (377) 957 (379) 995 (391) 151 (411) 1119 (434) 9668 (418) 183 (429) 149 (44) 1165 (457) 11687 (475) 1576 (355) 1629 (361) 173 (371) 1781 (379) 189 (394) Table 2.5 shows the same data by ethnicity. Table 2.5 Prevalence of Renal Replacement Therapy by Ethnicity 213-217 Country Ethnicity Modality 213 214 215 216 217 Caucasian Dialysis 8382 8437 8482 829 8235 Transplant 8164 8442 8673 938 948 Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander Dialysis 149 1598 1672 1748 1888 Transplant 25 219 236 258 273 Asian Dialysis 1219 1285 129 1339 1382 Transplant 963 135 1125 123 1332 Māori Dialysis 12 133 132 136 142 Transplant 54 56 6 63 67 Pacific Dialysis 347 377 49 44 488 Transplant 16 116 119 128 133 Other Dialysis 277 371 469 535 584 Transplant 155 178 211 258 311 Not reported Dialysis 48 89 142 265 332 Transplant 21 37 66 117 163 Caucasian Dialysis 851 848 836 84 89 Transplant 1187 128 1249 1277 13 Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander Dialysis 1 2 2 Transplant 1 Asian Dialysis 226 236 249 249 249 Transplant 132 141 145 154 179 Māori Dialysis 853 881 868 895 912 Transplant 149 16 174 192 26 Pacific Dialysis 644 688 699 77 737 Transplant 94 15 118 127 164 Other Dialysis 21 32 47 53 5 Transplant 11 12 13 2 27 Not reported Dialysis 5 4 1 8 9 Transplant 3 3 4 11 13 Page 5

Figure 2.3 shows the overall distribution of RRT modality by country at the end of 217. The dialysis modalities are shown separately in figure 2.4. A substantially higher proportion of dialysis patients receive dialysis at home (either PD or home HD) than in. A higher proportion of patients on renal replacement therapy in have a functioning renal transplant than in. Figure 2.3 - RRT Modality by Country 217 1% 4% 18% 47% 41% 9% 39% 32% PD Facility HD Home HD Transplant Figure 2.4 - Dialysis Modality by Country 217 19% 31% 8% 53% 74% 16% PD Home HD Facility HD Figures 2.5 and 2.6 show the same data by state. There was substantial variation in the types of RRT received between states; in particular, in the Northern Territory the large majority of patients were receiving satellite HD. Page 6

Figure 2.5 - RRT Modality by State - 31 December 217 Figure 2.6 - Dialysis Modality by State - 31 December 217 1 1 8 8 Percent 6 4 Percent 6 4 2 2 QLD NSW/ACT VIC TAS SA NT WA APD CAPD Home HD Satellite HD Hospital HD Transplant QLD NSW/ACT VIC TAS SA NT WA PD Home HD Other HD Dialysis Table 2.6 and figures 2.7-2.8 show the age distribution of prevalent dialysis patients in 217. The dialysis population in is slightly younger than that of. Table 2.6 Dialysis Prevalence (pmp) by - 217-4 11 (7) 4 (13) 5-14 29 (9) 1 (16) 15-24 146 (46) 49 (73) 25-34 461 (125) 163 (241) 35-44 962 (295) 281 (483) 45-54 1942 (61) 53 (789) 55-64 2794 (984) 724 (1272) 65-74 3294 (1529) 734 (1763) 75-84 281 (2444) 277 (125) 85+ 611 (1236) 23 (27) Figure 2.7.1 - Prevalent Dialysis Patient Numbers - - 31 December 217 4, Figure 2.7.2 - Prevalent Dialysis Patients Per Million Population - - 31 December 217 2,5 Number 3, Patients per million population 1,5 5-4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+ -4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+ Page 7

Figure 2.8.1 - Prevalent Dialysis Patient Numbers - - 31 December 217 8 Figure 2.8.2 - Prevalent Dialysis Patients Per Million Population - - 31 December 217 Number 6 4 2 Patients per million population 1,5 5-4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+ -4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+ Figure 2.9 and table 2.7 show trends in the method and location of dialysis in and over 213-217. In the growth is in satellite and hospital HD, whereas in there is growth in satellite HD and PD, whereas home HD numbers are falling. Figure 2.9.1 - Method and Location of Dialysis -, 213-217 Figure 2.9.2 - Method and Location of Dialysis -, 213-217 7 7 1 1 6 5 6 5 8 8 4 4 6 6 3 3 4 4 2 2 1 1 213 214 215 216 217 SAT HD 6711 (51%) HOSP HD 289 (22%) APD 1625 (12%) HOME HD 123 (8%) CAPD 82 (6%) 2 2 213 214 215 216 217 SAT HD 473 (17%) HOSP HD 14 (36%) APD 448 (16%) HOME HD 436 (16%) CAPD 47 (15%) Table 2.7 Method and Location of Dialysis 213-217 Country Dialysis type Modality 213 214 215 216 217 APD 1481 (64%) 1625 (65%) 1687 (67%) 1666 (68%) 1625 (67%) PD CAPD 836 (36%) 874 (35%) 823 (33%) 784 (32%) 82 (33%) Total 2317 2499 251 245 2427 Hospital 2632 (28%) 2686 (27%) 275 (27%) 2778 (27%) 289 (27%) HD Satellite 5794 (61%) 5927 (61%) 6148 (61%) 641 (62%) 6711 (63%) Home 114 (12%) 1178 (12%) 1188 (12%) 1124 (11%) 123 (1%) Total 9566 9791 186 133 1624 APD 393 (47%) 394 (48%) 418 (52%) 43 (52%) 448 (52%) PD CAPD 444 (53%) 428 (52%) 379 (48%) 398 (48%) 47 (48%) Total 837 822 797 828 855 Hospital 927 (53%) 945 (51%) 981 (51%) 113 (53%) 14 (52%) HD Satellite 357 (2%) 433 (23%) 449 (23%) 445 (23%) 473 (25%) Home 479 (27%) 489 (26%) 483 (25%) 468 (24%) 436 (23%) Total 1763 1867 1913 1926 1913 Page 8

Co-morbidities Figure 2.1 shows trends in the prevalence of co-morbidities (with 95% CIs) in prevalent RRT patients over the last 1 years. In general, the rates of these co-morbidities appear to be falling over time, with the exception of lung disease in. Figure 2.11 shows the prevalence of diabetes. Although the majority of prevalent RRT patients are non-diabetic, there is a strong trend in both countries towards a higher percentage of patients with type II diabetes. Figure 2.1.1 - Comorbid Conditions at End of Year - 4 Figure 2.1.2 - Comorbid Conditions at End of Year - 4 3 3 % of patients 2 % of patients 2 1 27 29 211 213 215 217 Suspected cases included Coronary Peripheral vascular Lung Cerebrovascular 1 27 29 211 213 215 217 Suspected cases included Coronary Peripheral vascular Lung Cerebrovascular Figure 2.11 - Diabetes Status at End of Year 6 % of patients 4 2 27 29 211 213 215 217 27 29 211 213 215 217 Non-diabetic Type 1 diabetes Type 2 diabetes References 1 n Bureau of Statistics, 217, n Demographic Statistics, Jun 217, time series spreadsheets, cat. no. 311., viewed 27 Dec 217, http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/detailspage/311.jun%2217?opendocument 2 This work is based on/includes Stats NZ s data which are licensed by Stats NZ for re-use under the Creative Commons Attribution 4. International licence. Stats NZ, 217, Estimated Resident Population by and Sex (1991+) (Annual-Jun), NZ Infoshare, viewed 27 Dec 217, http://archive.stats.govt.nz/infoshare/ Page 9