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CMS SOM App. Y, Tag Z149
(Standard) §486.328(d) Data reported by the OPO to the OPTN must be reported
within 30 days after the end of the month in which a death occurred. If an OPO
determines through death record review or other means that the data it reported to
the OPTN was incorrect, it must report the corrected data to the OPTN within 30
days of the end of the month in which the error is identified.
Interpretive Guidelines §486.328(d)
See §486.328(a) above.
§486.328(e) For the purpose of determining the information to be collected under
paragraph (a) of this section, the following definitions apply:
1) Kidneys procured. Each kidney recovered will be counted individually. En bloc
kidneys recovered will count as two kidneys procured.
(2) Kidneys transplanted. Each kidney transplanted will be counted individually. En
bloc kidney transplants will be counted as two kidneys transplanted.
(3) Extra-renal organs procured. Each organ recovered is counted individually.
(4) Extra-renal organs transplanted. Each organ or part thereof transplanted will be
counted individually. For example, a single liver is counted as one organ
procured and each portion that is transplanted will count as one transplant.
Further, a heart and double lung transplant will be counted as three organs
transplanted. A kidney/pancreas transplant will count as one kidney transplanted
and one extra-renal organ transplanted.
Interpretive Guidelines §486.328(e)
See §486.328(a) above.
History
Rev. 115, Issued: 05-23-14, Effective: 05-23-14, Implementation: 05-23-14
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-07-22
- Edition
- som-2026-07-22
- Content hash
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