Table 1:

Baseline characteristics of transplant recipients and haploidentical donors

	Study cohort (n=31)
Sex
Female	12 (39%)
Male	19 (61%)
Race and ethnicity
Non-Hispanic White	12 (39%)
Hispanic White	4 (13%)
Non-Hispanic Black	7 (23%)
Hispanic Black	0
Asian or Pacific Islander	5 (16%)
Native American	0
More than one race	1 (3%)
Unknown	2 (6%)
Age, years	24·9 (10·4–51·3)
<10 years	7 (23%)
10–19 years	6 (19%)
20–29 years	5 (16%)
30–39 years	1 (3%)
40–49 years	4 (13%)
50–59 years	2 (6%)
60–69 years	5 (16%)
≥70 years	1 (3%)
Interval from diagnosis to transplantation, months	10·8 (8·1–32·0)
≤6 months	5 (16%)
>6 and ≤12 months	11 (35%)
>12 and ≤18 months	4 (13%)
>18 and ≤24 months	1 (3%)
>24 and ≤30 months	1 (3%)
>30 and ≤36 months	3 (10%)
>36 and ≤42 months	1 (3%)
>42 and ≤48 months	0
>48 and ≤54 months	2 (6%)
>54 and ≤60 months	1 (3%)
>60 and ≤66 months	0
>66 and ≤72 months	0
>72 months	2 (6%)
Donor age, years	38·6 (26·9–46·5)
Donor relationship
Related haploidentical	31 (100%)
Donor sex
Female	18 (58%)
Male	13 (42%)
Donor/recipient cytomegalovirus serostatus at baseline
+/+	17 (55%)
+/−	2 (6%)
−/+	4 (13%)
−/−	7 (23%)
Missing	1 (3%)

Data are n (%) or median (IQR).