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. 2022 Mar 17;6(6):1895–1903. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2021006456

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients undergoing female-to-male allo-HCT

Del(Y) (n = 155) Y present (n = 4149) P
Age, y .28
 ≤50 58 (37.4) 1740 (41.9)
 >50 97 (62.6) 2409 (58.1)
Disease type <.001
 AML 116 (74.8) 2350 (56.6)
 ALL 15 (9.7) 855 (20.6)
 MDS 24 (15.5) 790 (19.0)
 MPN 0 (0.0) 154 (3.7)
DRI <.001
 Low 25 (16.1) 139 (3.4)
 Intermediate 44 (28.4) 2379 (57.3)
 High 45 (29.0) 1363 (32.9)
 Very high 41 (26.5) 268 (6.5)
HCT-CI <.001
 0-1 90 (58.1) 2964 (71.4)
 ≥2 64 (41.3) 1151 (27.7)
PS .11
 0-1 135 (87.1) 3773 (90.9)
 2-4 20 (12.9) 369 (8.9)
Donor type .93
 Matched related 38 (24.5) 982 (23.7)
 Matched unrelated 24 (15.5) 713 (17.2)
 Mismatched related 14 (9.0) 432 (10.4)
 Mismatched unrelated 73 (47.1) 1916 (46.2)
Donor source .44
 Bone marrow 42 (27.1) 1375 (33.1)
 Peripheral blood 49 (31.6) 1207 (29.1)
 Cord blood 64 (41.3) 1559 (37.6)
Conditioning regimen .33
 MAC 100 (64.5) 2835 (68.3)
 RIC 55 (35.5) 1313 (31.6)
GVHD prophylaxis .21
 CsA based 38 (24.5) 1251 (30.2)
 TAC based 113 (72.9) 2826 (68.1)
 Other 4 (2.6) 71 (1.7)
T-cell in vivo depletion .60
 Yes 14 (9.0) 443 (10.7)
 No 141 (91.0) 3706 (89.3)

Data are presented as n (%).

CsA, cyclosporine; PS, performance status; TAC, tacrolimus.