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. 2016 May 13;4:47. doi: 10.3389/fped.2016.00047

Table 3.

Profiles of survived and died FHL patients.

Survived (n = 29) Died (n = 14) p-value
Males/females 13:16 10:4 ns
Age at onset (mean, range) 0.6 (0.1–12 years) 0.3 (0.1–0.8 years) ns
FHL2:FHL3 7:5 5:3 ns
Manifestation at diagnosis (%)
 Fever 96 (27/28) 93 (13/14) ns
 Hepatosplenomegaly 82 (23/25) 93 (13/14) ns
 Lymphadenopathy 29 (8/28) 7 (1/14) ns
 Skin eruption 21 (6/28) 0 (0/14) ns
 CNS abnormality 21 (6/28) 21 (3/14) ns
 Respiratory failure 14 (4/28) 14 (2/14) ns
 DIC 25 (7/28) 50 (7/14) ns
CNS signs at HSCT (%) 68 (19/28) 64 (9/14) ns
 CSF pleocytosis 44 (7/16) 0 (0/6) ns
 MRI abnormality 52 (13/25) 50 (7/14) ns
 Convulsion 37 (10/27) 80 (7/14) ns
 Disturbed consciousness 26 (7/27) 21 (3/14) ns
HSCT
 Age at HSCT (mean, range) 1.7 (0.4–15 years) 1.1 (0.7–4.8 years) ns
 UGBT:others 11:6 6:7 ns
 MAC:RIC 20:7 9:5 ns

CNS, central nerves system; HSCT, hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; CSF, cerebrospinal fluid; UCBT, unrelated cord blood transplantation; MAC, myeloabrative conditioning; RIC, reduced-intensity conditioning; ns, not significant.