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. 2008 Jun 27;112(7):2979–2989. doi: 10.1182/blood-2008-03-140830

Table 7.

Outcomes of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in patients with Hurler syndrome and adrenoleukodystrophy: comparison of our data with published reports

Author Center or group Study years Donor source (no. patients) Median follow-up, y OS after first transplantation, % Engraftment, % Patients achieving high (> 90%) donor chimerism, %
Hurler syndrome
    Bolens et al45 EBMT 1994-2004 R-BM/PBSC (49), R-CB (3), U-CB (20), U-BM/PBSC (70) 3.3 57
    Peters et al5 14 centers 1989-1994 U-BM (40) 1.3 49 at 2 y 63
    Peters et al6 13 centers 1983-1995 R-M-BM (carrier (13); normal (15)) 7.3 75 at 5 y 85 54.0
R-MM-BM (carrier (23); normal (3)) 4.6 53 at 5 y 61 62.0
    Souillet et al46 Lyon, France, single center 1986-2001 U-BM (15) 4.7 82 3 of 17 autologous recovery or rejection 47.1
R-BM (10); R-CB (2) 4.7 90 4 of 12 autologous recovery or rejection 33.3
    Current study Duke University 1995-2007 U-CB (45) 5.8 77.3 at 1 y and 74.5 at 5 y 88.9 88.9
Adrenoleukodystrophy
    Peters et al7 43 centers 1982-1999 R-M-BM (33); R-MM-BM (9) 3.1 64 93
U-BM (40); U-CB (12) 3.1 53 80
    Current study Duke University 1995-2007 U-CB (13) 6 76.9 at 1 y and 69.1 at 5 y 84.6 84.6

EBMT indicates European Group for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (Barcelona, Spain); R-BM, related bone marrow; R-M-BM, related matched bone marrow; R-MM-BM, related mismatched bone marrow; R-PBSC, related peripheral blood stem cell; R-CB, related cord blood; U-CB, unrelated cord blood; and U-BM, unrelated bone marrow.