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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 9.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Blood Marrow Transplant. 2009 Apr 8;15(6):718–723. doi: 10.1016/j.bbmt.2009.02.011

Table 3.

Risk Factors Predicting Mobilization Failure In Patients Who Received And Those Who Did Not Receive Lenalidomide

Lenalidomide
used
Lenalidomide
not used

N N failed %
failed
P N N
failed
%
failed
P
64 16 25% 238 10 4%
Age
≤60 years 34 5 15% 137 6 4%
>60 years 30 11 37% 0.05 101 4 4% 0.9
Prior chemo regimens
≤1 31 4 13% 155 5 3%
>1 33 12 36% 0.04 82 5 6% 0.3
Previous radiation
Yes 24 5 21% 66 4 6%
No 40 11 28% 0.5 172 6 3% 0.4
Interval between diagnosis and mobilization
≤12 months 40 6 15% 197 5 3%
>12 months 24 10 42% 0.02 41 5 12% 0.01
White blood cell count (× 109/Liter)
≤4 14 3 21% 27 3 11%
>4 50 13 26% 0.7 210 7 3% 0.07
≤5.7 (median) 38 9 24% 114 8 7%
>5.7 26 7 27% 0.8 123 2 2% 0.06
Platelet count (× 109/Liter)
≤262 (median) 36 11 31% 114 6 5%
>262 28 5 18% 0.2 123 4 3% 0.4
≤150 8 2 25% 16 1 6%
>150 56 14 25% 0.9 221 9 4% 0.7
Cellularity
≤30% 27 6 22% 110 5 5%
>30% 36 9 25% 0.8 128 5 4% 0.8
≤35% (med) 32 8 25% 127 5 4%
>35% 31 7 23% 0.8 111 5 5% 0.8
Lenalidomide cycles
1–3 55 9 16% NA NA NA
>3 9 7 78% 0.001 NA NA NA
Interval between stopping lenalidomide and mobilization
≤9 days 18 5 28% NA NA NA
10–17 days 15 4 27% 0.9 NA NA NA
18–46 days 13 2 15% 0.4 NA NA NA
>46 days 17 4 24% 0.8