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. 2022 Jul 6;57(10):1520–1530. doi: 10.1038/s41409-022-01739-x

Table 1.

Patient’s characteristics.

N = 32 (%)
Gender, no (%)
 Female 2 (6.2%)
 Male 30 (93.8%)
PID subtype, no (%):
 CID 17 (53.1%)
 PIRD 6 (18.8%)
 CGD 9 (28.1%)
Age (years) of first symptoms (median, range) 1.70 [0.06;34.3]
Age (years) at clinical diagnosis (median, range) 3.81 [0.27;34.8]
Time between first symptoms and diagnosis (median, range) 0.41 [0.00;14.2]
Age at transplant (median, range) 26.9 [17.2;41.4]
Delay between diagnosis and allo-HSCT (median, range) 19.4 [2.03;38.3]
Active infection at time of allo-HSCT 16 (50.0%)
History of AI 20 (62.5%)
Active AI at time of allo-HSCT, no (%) 13/20 (65.0%)
History of lymphoma, no (%) 9 (28.1%)
Preallo-HSCT chemotherapy, no (%) 9 (28.1%)
IgRT prior to allo-HSCT, no (%) 9 (59.4%)
Splenectomy, no (%) 7 (21.9%)
Age at splenectomy (median, range) 8.00 [3.00;36.0]
HTC-CI score, no (%)
 High (>2) 16 (50%)
 Intermediate (1–2) 13 (40.6%)
 Low (0) 3 (9.38%)
Main organ contributing to HCT-CI score (%)
 Pulmonary 16 (50%)
 Hepatitis 4 (12.5%)
 Active IBD 4 (12.5%)

AI autoimmunity/autoinflammation (AI), HCT-CI hematopoietic cell transplantation-comorbidity index.