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BACKGROUND: The OPTN Kidney Paired Donation Pilot Program (KPDPP) started running matches in October, 2010 and has facilitated over 100 transplants as of July 7, 2014. The program uses an “edgefinder” algorithm to identify edges, or donation possibilities, between candidates and ABO & alloantibody-compatible living donors in each match run. To prioritize candidates in a fair and transparent manner, an “edgeweighter” algorithm assigns committee-derived priority weights to each edge. Finally, an optimizer chooses the edges that comprise the optimal set of 2-way/3-way/chain exchanges. This analysis was performed to help the KPD Work Group refine how the algorithm prioritizes patients.

Exploring the Candidate/Donor Compatibility Matrix to Identify Opportunities to Improve the OPTN KPD Pilot Programʼs Priority Point Schedule.