Use our tool to find patient survival rates after a transplant. Start by selecting a disease. Some results can be refined by transplant type and disease status (risk factor).
Note: Every patient’s experience is unique. These survival rates tell you how other patients with a similar disease and treatment have done as a group. You may respond differently to a transplant than someone else. Talk with your doctor about how this data applies to you.
This list of diagnoses will help you understand how diseases are organized in the broad categories in this tool.
The data come from the C.W. Bill Young Cell Transplantation Program’s Stem Cell Therapeutic Outcomes Database. It collects transplant data from hospitals across the United States. The Center for International Blood & Marrow Transplant Research (CIBMTR®) manages the database.
Transplants occurred at transplant centers in the United States from January 1, 2018, to December 31, 2022. These are the current data to provide three-year survival rates. The analysis to create this report is done every three years; it was last updated in 2026 and will be updated in 2029.
Diseases treated by transplant Learn more about diseases treated by transplant.
Glossary View more information about the terms used in the Transplant Survival Report.
Participating Transplant Centers Review the list of transplant centers that report data about transplants.
Transplant Center SurvivalFind 1-year survival by transplant center.
Learn about transplant outcomesView information that explains survival and transplant outcomes.