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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Blood Marrow Transplant. 2009 Sep 30;16(2):223–230. doi: 10.1016/j.bbmt.2009.09.021

Table 1.

Patient, disease and transplant characteristics

Characteristics of patients Autologous, N (%) Allogeneic, N (%) P-value
Number of patients 90 92
Age at transplant, years
 ≤ 10 26 (29) 29 (32)
 11 – 18 64 (71) 63 (68)
Performance score prior to TX 0.12
 < 90% 17 (19) 29 (32)
 ≥ 90% 70 (78) 60 (65)
Unknown 3 ( 3) 3 ( 3)
Disease <0.001
 Diffuse large cell 35 (38) 17 (19)
 Lymphoblastic 14 (16) 39 (42)
 Burkitt 17 (19) 24 (26)
 Anaplastic 24 (27) 12 (13)
Interval diagnosis to transplant 0.54
 < 6 months 9 (10) 5 ( 5)
 6 – 12 months 30 (33) 33 (36)
 ≥ 12 months 51 (57) 54 (59)
Disease status prior to transplant 0.65
 ≥ second complete remission 43 (48) 47 (51)
 Relapse or Progression 47 (52) 45 (49)
Interval from diagnosis to 1st relapse1 0.18
 < 6 months 15(20) 29 (32)
 6 – 12 months 23 (30) 21 (23)
 > 12 months 38 (50) 40 (44)
Conditioning regimen <0.001
 Total body irradiation + cyclophosphamide 25 (28) 74 (80)
 Total body irradiation + other agents 10 (11) 5 ( 6)
 Busulfan + cyclophosphamide 4 ( 5) 13 ( 2)
 Cyclophosphamide + etoposide 26 (29) 0
 Other 25 (27) 0
Graft type <0.001
 Bone marrow 39 (43) 75 (82)
 Peripheral blood 51 (57) 17 (18)
Year of transplant < 0.001
 1990–1994 47 (52) 12 (13)
 1995–2005 43 (48) 80 (87)
Type of Donor
 HLA-identical sibling NA 43 (47)
 Unrelated 2 49 (53)
Median (range) follow-up, months
71 (2 – 142) 43 (2 – 157)
1

Excludes patients who did not achieve first CR; n = 2 allogeneic transplant recipients and n = 14 autologous transplant recipients had progressive disease with front-line therapy and proceeded to transplantation without achieving CR

2

Matched URD, n=9; Mismatched URD, n= 40