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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Bone Marrow Transplant. 2011 Dec 12;47(8):1067–1074. doi: 10.1038/bmt.2011.234

Table 1.

Demographic data for patients who received magnetic resonance imaging after allogeneic HCT

Demographic variable Frequency (n=149) Percentage (%)
Sex
 Male 84 56
 Female 65 44
Race
 Other 29 20
 Black 28 19
 White 92 62
Diagnosis
 Nonmalignant 33 22
 Malignant 116 78
Primary diagnosis
 Others 87 58
 Lymphoid malignancies & aplastic anemia 62 43
Survival status
 Dead 28 19
 Alive 121 81
BMI at alloHCT*
 Normal & underweight 96 67
 Overweight & obese 47 33
Age at MR**
 <10 51 34
 ≥10 98 66
Age at alloHCT
 <10 65 44
 ≥10 84 56
Conditioning regimen
 Total body irradiation 101 68
 No-total body irradiation 48 32
Physis status at allo HCT
 Closed 42 28
 Open 107 72
Acute GVHD maximum Overall grade
 No acute GVHD 30 20
 Grade 1, 2 81 54
 Grade 3, 4 38 26
Chronic GVHD grade
 No chronic GVHD 92 62
 Limited 26 18
 Extensive 31 21
Donor type
 Unrelated 57 381
 Related 92 62
Donor match type
 HLA-matched siblings 49 33
 Matched unrelated donors 57 38
 Mismatched family members 43 29
Product type
 HPC-A 47 32
 HPC-C 1 1
 HPC-M 101 68
Duration of chronic GVHD
 No prior chronic GVHD 92 62
 Duration ≤ 6 months 39 26.
 Duration > 6 months 18 12
*

BMI calculated only for children more than 2 years old.

**

Age at the first peak osteonecrosis, if a patient did not have any positive imaging result; age at the last imaging date was used.

Abbreviations: alloHCT, allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; BMI, Body mass index; GVHD, Graft vs. host disease;; HPC-A, Hematopoietic stem cell from peripheral blood; HPC-M, Hematopoietic stem cell from Marrow; HPC-C, Hematopoietic stem cell from cord; MR, magnetic resonance imaging