Table 2.
Models with four risk groups | Age (years) | ECOG PS | Stage | EN sites | LDH | Hgb, g/L | ALC, 109/L | PLT, 109/L | Albumin, g/L |
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IPI [3] | ≤60 vs. >60 | ≤1 vs. >1 | I/II vs. III/IV | ≤1 vs. >1 | ≤ULN vs. >ULN | ||||
aaIPI [3] | I/II vs. III/IV | ≤1 vs. >1 | ≤ULN vs. >ULN | ||||||
NCCN-IPI [8] | ≤40 vs. 41–60 vs. 61–75 vs. >75 | ≤1 vs. >1 | I/II vs. III/IV | 0 vs. ≥1a |
≤ULN vs. 1–3xULN vs. >3xULN |
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DLBCL-PI [12] | ≤70 vs. >70 | ≤1 vs. >1 | I/II vs. III/IV | ≤ULN vs. >ULN | ≤40 vs. >40 | ||||
aaDLBCL-PI [12] | ≤1 vs. >1 | ≤1 vs. >1 | ≤ULN vs. >ULN | ≤40 vs. >40 | |||||
Modified NCCN-IPI [30] | ≤40 vs. 41–60 vs. 61–75 vs. >75 | ≤1 vs. >1 | I/II vs. III/IV | 0 vs. ≥1a |
≤ULN vs. 1-3xULN vs. >3xULN |
<35 vs. ≥35 | |||
KPI [31] | ≤1 vs. >1 | 0 vs. ≥1a |
≤ULN vs. 1-3xULN vs. >3xULN |
<35 vs. ≥35 | |||||
Modified 3-Factor Model [29] | ≤1 vs. >1 | I/II vs. III/IV | <1 vs. ≥1 | ||||||
Models with three risk groups | |||||||||
R-IPI [7] | ≤60 vs. >60 | ≤1 vs. >1 | I/II vs. III/IV | ≤1 vs. >1 | ≤ULN vs. >ULN | ||||
Matsumoto Model [33] | <III vs. ≥III | <Gr 2 vs. ≥Gr 2b | |||||||
ALC/R-IPI [28] | ≤60 vs. >60 | ≤1 vs. >1 | I/II vs. III/IV | ≤1 vs. >1 | ≤ULN vs. >ULN | <0.84 vs. ≥0.84 | |||
PA Score [32] | <100 vs. ≥100 | <35 vs. ≥35 | |||||||
HP Index [34] | <120 vs. ≥120 | <135 vs. ≥135 |
aaDLBCL-PI age-adjusted DLBCL-PI, aaIPI age-adjusted IPI, ALC absolute lymphocyte count, DLBCL diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, DLBCL-PI DLBCL Prognostic Index, ECOG PS Eastern Oncology Cooperative Group performance status, EN Extranodal, Hgb hemoglobin, HP hemoglobin-platelet, IPI International Prognostic Index, KPI Kyoto Prognostic Index, LDH lactate dehydrogenase, NCCN-IPI National Comprehensive Cancer Network-IPI, No number, PA platelet-albumin, PLT platelets, R-IPI Revised International Prognostic Index, ULN upper limit of normal.
aLook into original publications for calculation of the high-risk localizations.
bAnemia grade 2: Hemoglobin <10–8.0 g/dL (Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events—CTCAE).