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. 2023 Sep 26;8(2):416–428. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2023010591

Table 1.

Basic characteristics according to chemotherapeutic conditioning regimen

Baseline characteristic Total (N = 191) Chemotherapeutic conditioning regimen
P
Flu/Thio/Bu (n = 100) Flu/Thio/Treo (n = 91)
Sex, n (%) .564
 Male 107 56% 58 58% 49 54%
 Female 84 44% 42 42% 42 46%
Age at HSCT, y, n (%)
 <2 y 90 47% 42 42% 48 53% .137
 ≥2 101 53% 58 58% 43 47%
Age at diagnosis, n (%)
 <6 mo 58 30% 27 27% 31 34% .325
 6 mo-1 y 34 18% 16 16% 18 19%
 ≥1 y 99 52% 57 57% 42 46%
Immunophenotype
 BCP 156 82% 86 86% 70 77% .140
 T-cell ALL 28 15% 13 13% 15 16%
 Other 6 3% 1 1% 5 5%
 Unknown 1 1% 0% 1 1%
Donor, n (%)
 MSD 37 19% 23 23% 14 15% .184
 MUD 154 81% 77 77% 77 85%
Remission status, n (%)
 CR1 139 73% 67 67% 72 79% .098
 CR2 50 26% 31 31% 19 21%
 CR3 2 1% 2 2% 0 0%
Stem cell source, n (%)
 Bone marrow 131 69% 63 64% 68 75% .041
 Peripheral blood 35 18% 17 17% 18 20%
 Cord blood 23 12% 18 18% 5 5%
 Bone marrow + peripheral blood 1 1% 1 1% 0 0%
 Unknown 1 1% 1 1% 0 0%
MRD before HSCT, n (%)
 Low load (<10−4) 105 70% 62 77% 43 61% .044
 High load (≥10−4) 46 30% 19 23% 27 39%
Genetic aberration, n (%)
 KMT2A-AFF1 51 29% 24 26% 27 32% .465
 ETV6-RUNX1 6 3% 4 4% 2 2%
 BCR-ABL 13 7% 9 10% 4 5%
 None of the above 108 61% 56 60% 52 61%
 Unknown 13 7% 7 7% 6 7%
Hypodiploidy, n (%)
 No 169 99% 88 99% 81 99% .954
 Yes 2 1% 1 1% 1 1%
 Unknown 20 10% 11 11% 9 10%
Hyperdiploidy, n (%)
 No 149 87% 76 85% 73 88% .622
 Yes 23 13% 13 15% 10 12%
 Unknown 19 10% 11 11% 8 9%
Time of relapse, mo, n (%)
 <18 32 67% 18 60% 14 78% .390
 18-30 15 31% 11 37% 4 22%
 >30 1 2% 1 3% 0 0%
 Unknown 2 4% 1 3% 1 5%
Type of relapse, n (%)
 Bone marrow 29 58% 19 61% 10 53% .807
 CNS 10 20% 6 19% 4 21%
 Other 11 22% 6 19% 5 26%

Percentages were calculated using evaluable patients as the denominator, unless otherwise stated.

BCP, B-cell precursor; CNS, central nervous system.

Percentage based on the total number of patients.

Includes 1 patient with BCR-ABL and KMT2a-AFF1 and 2 patients with BCR-ABL and ETV6-RUNX1.