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. 2018 Jul 21;35(2):215–222. doi: 10.1007/s12288-018-0989-y

Table 1.

Transplant characteristics

Characteristic Median (range) or Number (%)
Age (in years) 51 (23–68)
Male (sex) 169 (69)
ISS (International Staging System) stage (n = 134) 2 (1–3)
1 41 (30.6)
2 47 (35.07)
3 46 (34.33)
Number of chemotherapy regimen before autologous transplantation (n = 244) 1 (1–5)
1 127 (52.05)
2 85 (34.84)
3 24 (9.84)
4 7 (2.86)
5 1 (0.4)
Drugs used during induction (n = 244)
Novel agents (bortezomib or lenalidomide) 128 (52.46)
Time from diagnosis to transplantation (in months) 10.5 (3.9–113.4)
Response post induction chemotherapy (n = 239)
 Complete response (CR) 46 (19.25)
 Very good partial response (VGPR) 88 (36.82)
 Partial response (PR) 89 (37.24)
 Stable disease (SD) 10 (4.18)
 Progressive disease (PD) 6 (2.51)
Mononuclear cell dose (× 108/kg) 4.99 (0.96–19.64)
CD34 cell dose (× 106/kg) 4.57 (1.15–23.7)
Platelet rich concentrate transfusions 10 (0–78)
Packed red cell concentrate transfusions 1 (0–11)
Fresh frozen plasma transfusions 0 (0–20)
Primary engraftment failure 1 (0.44)
Death during peri-transplantation period 7 (2.86)
Cause of death
 Invasive fungal infection 4
 Intracranial bleed 2
 Sepsis 1
Post transplantation response at day 100 (n = 216)
 Complete response (CR) 94 (43.52)
 Very good partial response (VGPR) 86 (39.81)
 Partial response (PR) 24 (11.11)
 Stable disease (SD) 3 (1.39)
 Progressive disease (PD) 9 (4.17)
Maintenance therapy (n = 216) 152 (70.37)
 Interferon (± melphalan) 19
 Thalidomide 66
 Lenalidomide 59
 Bortezomib 6
 Cyclophosphamide and dexamethasone 2
Duration of maintenance (in months) 14.5 (1–120)