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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Blood Marrow Transplant. 2011 Oct 29;18(6):861–873. doi: 10.1016/j.bbmt.2011.10.031

Table 5.

Results of multivariate analyses for overall survival, leukemia-free survival, relapse and treatment-related mortality among recipients of unrelated donor transplantation

Variable Hazard ratio* 95% confidence
intervals
P-value
Overall survival
Age at transplant, years
 Children 1.0 - <0.01
 Adolescent and young adults 1.33 1.18-1.50 <0.01
 Older adults 1.43 1.26-1.62 <0.01
Year of transplant
 1989-1997 1.0 - <0.01
 1998-2005 0.74 0.67-0.81
Leukemia-free survival§
Age at transplant, years
 Children 1.0 - <0.01
 Adolescent and young adults 1.22 1.08-1.38 <0.01
 Older adults 1.28 1.14-1.45 <0.01
Year of transplant
 1989-1997 1.0 - <0.01
 1998-2005 0.80 0.73-0.87
Relapse
Age at transplant, years
 Children 1.0 - 0.03
 Adolescent and young adults 0.80 0.68-0.95 0.01
 Older adults 0.90 0.76-1.05 0.18
Year of transplant
 1989-1997 1.0 - 0.10
 1998-2005 1.13 0.98-1.30
Treatment-related mortality
Age at transplant, years
 Children 1.0 - <0.01
 Adolescent and young adults 1.83 1.53-2.18 <0.01
 Older adults 1.90 1.58-2.29 <0.01
Year of transplant
 1989-1997 1.0 - <0.01
 1998-2005 0.57 0.51-0.64
*

Hazard ratios refer to hazards of death or relapse

Other variables significantly associated with overall survival included race/ethnicity, cytogenetic risk at diagnosis, disease status at transplant, time from diagnosis to transplant and performance status score at transplant (also see Appendix Table 4)

Overall P-value, 2 degrees of freedom test

§

Other variables significantly associated with leukemia-free survival included cytogenetic risk at diagnosis, disease status at transplant, time from diagnosis to transplant and performance status score at transplant (also see Appendix Table 4)

Other variables significantly associated with relapse included cytogenetic risk at diagnosis, disease status at transplant, time from diagnosis to transplant and performance status score at transplant (also see Appendix Table 4)

Other variables significantly associated with treatment-related mortality included race/ethnicity, disease status at transplant and performance status score at transplant (also see Appendix Table 4)