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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Feb 17.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Blood Marrow Transplant. 2015 Sep 30;21(12):2039–2051. doi: 10.1016/j.bbmt.2015.09.016

Table 4.

Retrospective Comparisons of Autologous versus Allogeneic HCT for Patients Relapsing after an Initial Autograft

Ref n NRM/RR PFS/OS Comments
[45] Auto: 137
Allo: 152
4%/91%
15%/83%
4%/29% at 5 yr
2%/9% at 5 yr
CIBMTR analysis only RIC conditioning multiple lines of therapy
[46] Auto: 94
Allo: 75%
1%/81%
22%/48%
18%/54% at 2 yr
42%/53% at 2 yr
Donor versus no donor analysis on consecutive patients at first relapse after auto HCT who had HLA typing.
[47] Auto: 13
Allo: 19
0%/86%
33%/22%
8%/92% at 3 yr
46%/93% at 3 yr
Donor versus no donor analysis; RIC conditioning; multiple lines of therapy
[48] Auto: 42
Allo: 42
10%/72%
43%/33%
NS/54% at 3 yrs
NS/29% at 3 yrs
Ablative conditioning; case-matched series
[49] Auto: 26
Allo: 14
7%/NS
11%/NS
6.8 mo/29 mo
7.3 mo/13 mo
Retrospective not case controlled; RIC conditioning
[50] Auto: 27
Allo: 19
3.7%/NS
5.3%/NS
19 mo/23 mo
6 mo/19 mo
Retrospective only first relapse; multiple conditioning regimens

RR indicates relapse rate; auto, autologous; allo, allogeneic.