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. 2021 Apr 17;224(4):620–631. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiab212

Table 2.

Multivariable Analyses for Overall Survival and Non-relapse Mortality for Patients with CMV Viremia by Day 100 (N = 375)

Overall survivala Non-relapse mortalityb
Characteristics aHR 95% CI P value aHR 95% CI P value
Age, y
18–39
40–64 0.74 (.37, 1.48) .39 .67 (.26, 1.70) .40
64+ 1.93 (.99, 3.75) .05 2.24 (.92, 5.45) .07
Underlying disease
Leukemia
Lymphoma 0.76 (.39, 1.47) .41
MDS 0.87 (.52, 1.46) .60
Other 0.12 (.02, .83) .03
Acute ≥ grade 2 GvHD
No
Yes 1.96 (1.28, 3) .002 3.34 (1.83, 6.08) < .0001
CMV D serostatus
D–
D+ 1.67 (1.07, 2.62) .03 2.75 (1.45, 5.22) .002
Study period
Before 2013
After 2013 0.66 (.42, 1.04) .07 0.49 (.27, .89) .02
CMV control status
Controllers
Non-controllers 2.65 (1.71, 4.12) < .0001 5.02 (2.82, 8.92) < .0001

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; CMV, cytomegalovirus; GVHD, graft versus hostdisease; HR, hazard ratio; MDS, myelodysplastic syndrome.

aCox proportional hazards regression models were used for overall survival.

bFine and Gray proportional subdistribution hazards regression models were used for non-relapse mortality. Relapse was considered as competing risk event.