Table 1.
Conditioning regimens in transplanted patients according to the type of transplant and diagnosis
| Type of transplant n (%) – all transplants n = 31 (100%) |
Diagnosis (n) | Conditioning regimens (n) |
|---|---|---|
| Auto n = 12 (38.7%) |
RMS (2), GCT (1) | Mel, Eto, Carbo (3) |
| Sa Ewing (4), AML (1), NBL (2) | Bu, Mel (7) | |
| ALL | TBI, Eto (1) | |
| AML | Treo, Mel (1) | |
| Allo MSD n = 8 (25.8%) |
lymphoma | TBI, Thiot, Eto (2) |
| ALL | TBI, Eto (2) | |
| SAA | Cy (1) | |
| WAS | Flu, Mel (1) | |
| ADL X | Flu, Mel, Thiot (1) | |
| AML | Bu, Cy (1) | |
| Allo alternative (MUD, MMFD) n = 11 (35.5%) |
ALL (1), lymphoma (1) | TBI, Eto (2) |
| AML | TBI, Flu (1) | |
| AML | Treo, Cy, Mel (3) | |
| SAA | Flu, Cy (2) | |
| SAA II | TBI (1) | |
| MDS | Bu, Cy, Mel (1) | |
| Omenn syndrome | Flu, Mel (1) |
Auto – autologous transplantation; Allo alternative – transplantation from alternative donors; MSD – matched sibling donor; MUD – matched unrelated donor; MMFD – mismatched family donor; TBI – total body irradiation; Thiot – thiotepa; Eto – etoposide; Flu – fludarabine; Bu – busulfan; Mel – melfalane; Treo – treosulfan; Cy – cyclophosphamide; Carbo – carboplatinum; AML – acute myeloblastic leukaemia; ALL – acute lymphoblastic leukaemia; SAA – severe aplastic anaemia; Sa Ewing – Ewing sarcoma; NBL – neuroblastoma; WAS – Wiscott-Aldrich syndrome; ALD-X – adrenoleukodystrophy; RMS – rhabdomyosarcoma; GCT – germ cell tumour