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. 2025 Jul 22;14(15):5200. doi: 10.3390/jcm14155200

Table 1.

Characteristics of paediatric patients with malignancies or HCT who developed Staphylococcus spp. infections.

PHO (n = 1433) HCT (n = 292)
Diagnosis Diagnosis
ALL 532 (37.1%) ALL 81 (27.7%)
AML 128 (8.9%) AML 44 (15.1%)
NHL 97 (6.8%) MDS 23 (7.9%)
HD 43 (3.0%) NHL 8 (2.7%)
MDS 11 (0.8%) HD 4 (1.4%)
CML 1 (0.1%) SAA 23 (7.9%)
LCH 12 (0.8%) PID 17 (5.8%)
CNST 160 (11.2%) NBL 32 (11.0%)
NBL 124 (8.7%) ES 5 (1.7%)
WT 44 (3.1%) Other * 55 (18.8%)
ES 34 (2.4%)
OS 13 (0.9%)
RMS 60 (4.2%)
GCT 41 (2.9%)
Solid tumours (2012/2013) 63 (4.4%)
Other * 70 (4.9%)
Age (yr/median/min–max) 4.6 (0.01–17.9) Age (yr/median/min–max) 8.1 (0.2–21.0)
Gender Gender
Female 602 (42.0%) Female 93 (31.8%)
Male 831 (58.0%) Male 199 (68.2%)

n—number of included patients in the given category; PHO—paediatric haematology and oncology, HCT—haematopoietic cell transplantation, ALL—acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, AML—acute myeloblastic leukaemia, NHL, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, HD—Hodgkin disease, MDS—myelodysplastic syndrome, CML—chronic myeloid leukaemia, SAA—severe aplastic anaemia, LCH—Langerhans cell histiocytosis, PID—primary immunodeficiency, CNST—central nervous system tumour, NBL—neuroblastoma, WT—Wilms tumour, ES—Ewing sarcoma, OS—osteosarcoma, RMS—rhabdomyosarcoma, GCT—germ cell tumour. * The full list of underlying diseases grouped under the “Other” category is provided in the Supplementary Material (Table S1 for PHO patients and Table S2 for HCT patients).