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Administrative Censoring

The ending of the observation period in a clinical trial, when a fixed time point—e.g., the end of the trial—arrives.

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Candidates who declined an IRD offer were followed from the time of response until eventual IRD or non-IRD heart transplant, death or decompensation precluding heart transplant, or administrative censoring. Survival was compared between those accepting and declining IRD.

Accepting Increased-Risk Donor Heart Tied to Higher Survival; Survival benefit persists through five years from the time of offer for an increased-risk donor allograft

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