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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Bone Marrow Transplant. 2011 Mar 21;47(2):283–290. doi: 10.1038/bmt.2011.60

Table 1.

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation Survivors and Siblings

Characteristic Survivors (N=1040) Siblings (n=309) P value
Age at study participation – year
Medan (±SD) 43.8 (12.0) 45.2 (11.8) 0.03
Range 18.3–73.0 19.3–78.7
Gender – no. (%)
Female 456 (43.8%) 196 (63.4%) <0.01
Race – no. (%)
Non-Hispanic White 801 (77.0%) 270 (87.4%) <0.01
Education – no. (%)
<High school 218 (21.0%) 38 (12.3%)
High school/Some college or training 369 (35.5%) 97 (31.4%) <0.01
College graduate 452 (43.5%) 174 (56.3%)
Marital status – no. (%)
Married 681 (65.5%) 242 (78.3%) <0.01
Household income - no. (%)*
>$60,000/yr 430 (44.4%) 189 (64.3%)
$20–60,000/yr 383 (39.6%) 93 (31.6%) <0.01
<$20,000/yr 155 (16.0%) 12 (4.1%)
Health insurance - no. (%)
Yes 938 (90.2%) 291 (94.2%) 0.03
Age at HCT – year
Median (±SD) 34.3 NA
Range 0.4–68.6 NA
Interval between HCT and study – year
Median (±SD) 7.4 NA
Range 2.0–27.7 NA
Primary cancer diagnosis – no. (%)
Chronic myeloid leukemia 249 (23.9%) NA
Acute myeloid leukemia 255 (24.5%) NA
Hodgkin lymphoma 92 (8.8%) NA
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 208 (20.0%) NA
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia 106 (10.2%) NA
Others 130 (12.5%) NA
Stem cell donor - no. (%)
Autologous HCT 444 (42.7%) NA
Allogeneic donor 596 (57.3%) NA
Chronic GvHD - no. (%)
Yes 324 (31.2%) NA
Risk of Relapse at HCT - no. (%)
Standard risk 676 (65.0%) NA
High risk 364 (35.0%) NA
Conditioning regimen - no. (%)
Chemotherapy 225 (21.6%) NA
Chemotherapy + TBI 815 (78.4%) NA
*

Information available for 968 Survivors, 294 Siblings