Detailed Data 1 Accumulated Number of Organ Transplantations

Number of donors	Number of transplantations performed	Patients on waiting lists
Under brain death	Under brain death
Heart	126	126	126	126	207
Lung	109	109	134	134	181
Liver	137	137	145	145	404
Kidney	1,348	159	2,488	313	12,542
Pancreas	125	123	125	123	201
Small intestine	12	12	12	12	3
Eyeball (cornea)	14,006	66	22,659	127	2,365

Source: Japan Organ Transplant Network, Japan Eye Bank Association

(Note) 1. The number of donors and the number of transplantations performed indicate the cumulative total from October 16, 1997 (the day of the enforcement of the Act on Organ Transplantation) to March 31, 2012. The number of patients on waiting lists is as of March 31, 2012.

2. There have been 169 cases of brain death tests conducted nationwide under the Act on Organ Transplantation since the enforcement of the law until March 31, 2012. In the eighth case, the donor was determined legally brain dead, but the organ was not removed for medical reasons. The case is therefore not included in the number of donors.

3. The number of donors of pancreas and kidneys, the number of transplantations performed, and the number of patients on waiting lists include cases of simultaneous pancreas and kidney transplantations.

4. The number of donors of hearts and lungs, the number of transplantations performed, and the number of patients on waiting lists include cases of simultaneous heart and lung transplantations.

Detailed Data 2 Changes in Numbers of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantations Performed

Donors	Number of transplantations
Number of registered bone marrow donors	Number of cord blood made public	Bone marrow	Peripheral blood stem cell	Cord blood
FY 1991	3,176	-	-	-	-
FY 1992	19,829	-	8	-	-
FY 1993	46,224	-	112	-	-
FY 1994	62,482	-	231	-	-
FY 1995	71,174	-	358	-	-
FY 1996	81,922	-	363	-	1
FY 1997	94,822	-	405	-	19
FY 1998	114,354	-	482	-	77
FY 1999	127,556	-	588	-	114
FY 2000	135,873	4,343	716	-	169
FY 2001	152,339	8,384	749	-	220
FY 2002	168,413	13,431	739	-	297
FY 2003	186,153	18,424	737	-	702
FY 2004	204,710	21,335	851	-	678
FY 2005	242,858	24,309	908	-	658
FY 2006	276,847	26,816	963	-	754
FY 2007	306,397	29,197	1,027	-	778
FY 2008	335,052	31,149	1,118	-	875
FY 2009	357,378	32,793	1,232	-	907
FY 2010	380,457	32,994	1,191	1	1,074
FY 2011	407,871	29,560	1,269	3	1,106
FY 2012	412,908	28,887	320	3	313
Total	-	-	14,367	7	8,742

* The figures for cord blood stem from FY 1996 to FY 1998 indicate the number of transplantations coordinated by cord blood banks before the establishment of the Japanese Cord Blood Bank Network.

* The figures for FY 2012 indicate the numbers as of the end of June.

* The Miyagi Cord Blood Bank transferred its business to the Hokkaido Cord Blood Bank and the Kanto-Koshinetsu Cord Blood Bank of Japanese Red Cross Society, and the Chugoku-Shikoku Cord Blood Bank to the Kyushu Cord Blood Bank of the Japanese Red Cross Society in FY2012.

temporarily unavailable to the public due to the procedures of the transferred to institutions.

$ ^{*} $ Relaxation of the requirements for donor registrations:

From Mar. 1, 2005: The minimum age for registration was lowered from 20 to 18 (minimum age for organ donations of 20), the

when registering if they have read the booklet “Chance” and understood the details of bone marrow donations

From Sep. 1, 2005: The maximum age for registration was raised from 50 to 54 (maximum age for organ donation of 55)