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. 2022 Mar 10;12:858276. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.858276

Table 2.

Characteristics of hematological malignancies and solid cancer.

Hematological malignancies Total (n=51)
Type of hematological malignancies
Lymphoma/Chronic lymphocytic leukemia 27 (52·9%)
Myeloma 18 (35·3%)
Acute myeloid leukemia 3 (5·9%)
Myeloproliferative disorders 3 (5·9%)
Status prior to admission
Diagnosis without treatment 9 (18·0%)
Ongoing treatment 20 (40·0%)
Treated with favourable response 13 (26·0%)
Treated without favourable response 8 (16·0%)
Haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT)
None 41 (80·4%)
Allogeneic HSCT 1 (2·0%)
Autologous HSCT 9 (17·6%)
Hematological maligancy treatment in the last 4 weeks
No 24 (47·1%)
Yes 27 (52·9%)
Solid tumors Total (n=54)
Solid tumor type
Breast 6 (11·1%)
Colorectal 10 (18·5%)
Lung 12 (22·2%)
Prostate 9 (16·7%)
Digestive organs, non colorectal 8 (14·8%)
Urinary tract 2 (3·7%)
Female genital organs 2 (3·7%)
Central nervous system 1 (1·9%)
Skin 2 (3·7%)
Endocrine system 2 (3·7%)
Metastasis 23 (43·4%)
Metastasis location
Central nervous system 6 (13·0%)
Ganglionnary 12 (26·1%)
Lung 18 (39·1%)
Pleural 6 (13·0%)
Abdomen, non liver 6 (13·0%)
Liver 16 (34·8%)
Endocrine system 6 (13·0%)
Others 10 (21·7%)
Status prior to admission
Diagnosis without treatment 12 (22·2%)
Ongoing treatment 25 (46·3%)
Treated with favourable response 14 (25·9%)
Treated without favourable response 3 (5·6%)
Solid tumor treatment in the last 4 weeks
No 27 (50·0%)
Yes 27 (50·0%)