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. 2013 Sep 3;24(10):852–860. doi: 10.1089/hum.2013.163

Table 2.

Individual Characteristics and Mobilization Parameters in Plerixafor-Mobilized Patients

Patient no. Age (years) Weight (kg) Sex Splenectomy WBCs baseline (×103/μl) Max WBCs (×103/μl) Max blood CD34+ (cells/μl) CD34+ cell yield (×106/kg) No. of aphereses
P01 29 63 M N 5.30 18.30 44 7.05 2
P02 28 57 M Y 16.47 61.40 220 9.32 1
P03 23 70 M Y 10.60 33.00 62 6.00 2
P05 42 61 F Y 10.30 34.00 72 8.92 2
P06 34 71 M Y 13.80 54.50 78 7.19 2
P07 39 58 F N 5.50 18.00 57 7.28 2
P08 37 69 M N 7.80 25.60 51 7.28 2
P09 38 64 M N 5.80 18.00 30 4.32 2
P10 42 85 M Y 8.50 40.00 66 n/a 2
P11 38 76 M Y 9.67 32.20 40 4.50 2
P12 29 68 M N 6.74 20.80 87 5.74 2
P13 25 67 F N 7.26 22.80 18 2.53 2
P14 40 73 M Y 5.90 15.18 61 7.81 2
P15 31 51 F N 6.40 18.60 31 n/a 2
P16 25 50 F N 5.69 22.85 24 5.10 2
P17 26 61 M Y 8.39 26.90 16 1.26 2
P18 23 76 M Y 11.05 43.30 126 6.68 1
P19 32 56 M Y 14.80 48.76 76 6.51 2
P20 40 74 M Y 21.00 37.80 80 9.14 2

P01–P10 have previously been reported in the study's interim analysis (Yannaki et al., 2012). P10 was initially considered as plerixafor mobilization failure; however, it was later recognized that poor CD34+ collection was because of technical failure during aphereses. P04 is not included because she received only G-CSF+plerixafor in this study, because of previous G-CSF mobilization failure. P11, P13, and P17 were later remobilized with G-CSF+plerixafor. n/a, not applicable (refers to nonevaluable patients described in the Results section). F, female; M, male; N, no; Y, yes.