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. 2013 Jan 10;121(10):1795–1804. doi: 10.1182/blood-2012-06-439455

Table 1.

Baseline clinical, pathologic, and outcome data on patients in both cohorts stratified by TCA expression status

TCA status
Positive Negative
Value N examined Value N examined P
Age, median (range) 40 (10-85) 44 36 (9-87) 191 .53*
Male sex, n (%) 22 (51) 44 108 (57) 191 .51
B-symptoms, n (%) 10 (43) 45 41 (41) 100 .82
Ann Arbor stage, n (%) .31
 I/II 23 (70) 33 66 (60) 110
 III/IV 10 (30) 33 44 (40) 110
Histology, n (%) .002
 Nodular sclerosis 40 (80) 50 156 (57.3) 272
 Mixed cellularity 4 (8) 50 88 (32.3) 272
 Lymphocyte rich 0 (0) 50 9 (3.3) 272
 Lymphocyte depleted 1 (2) 50 5 (1.8) 272
 cHL, not further subclassified 5 (10) 50 14 (5.1) 272
Treatment (n = 26)
 Chemotherapy, ABVD 24 (72.7)§ 32 43 (44.3) 97
 Chemotherapy, COPP 1 (3.03) 32 30 (31) 97
 Other chemotherapy 8 (24.2) 32 NA
 Radiation only 0 (0) 32 24 (24.7) 97
Response (n = 25)
 Complete 18 (72) 25 NA
 Partial 5 (20) 25 NA
 No 2 (8) 25 NA
Outcome, n (%)
 Relapsed 11 (35) 32 37 (25.5) 145 .3
 Died 11 (30) 36 38 (26.2) 145 .59

COPP, cyclophosphamide, vincristine, procarbazine, and prednisone; NA, data not available.

*

Mann-Whitney U test was used for differences in age.

χ2 was used for differences in proportions.

χ2 performed for histology dichotomized as NS and non-NS histology.

§

Ten patients additionally received radiotherapy; in one, bleomycin was omitted owing to pulmonary dysfunction.