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. 2022 Oct 4;58(1):39–45. doi: 10.1038/s41409-022-01828-x

Table 1.

Patient characteristics.

Characteristic Adult cohort 1 Adult cohort 2 Pediatric cohort
Age at HSCT (years) 17–70 16–69 0–18
  Mean 45.8 49.1 8.7
  Median 48.2 52.0 8.2
Number of patients 141 138 153
  Male 69 (49%) 68 (50%) 102 (67%)
  Female 72 (51%) 68 (50%) 51 (33%)
  NA 0 2 0
Diagnoses
  Myeloid malignancies (AML, MDS, MPN) 97 78 35
  ALL 29 22 88
  Plasma cell dyscrasias 12 21 0
  AA/BMF 3 8 11
  PID 0 0 8
  Othera 0 9 11
Source of transplant (MUD/SIB/haplo) 111/26/4 0/138/0 86/64/3
Type of transplant (PB/BM/cord/NA) 121/19/1/0 101/33/0/4 0/130/23/0
Conditioning (MAC/RIC/NA) 118/23/0 93/43/2 143/10/0

AA aplastic anemia, ALL  acute lymphoblastic leukemia, AMLacute myeloid leukemia, BM bone marrow, BMF bone marrow failure, MAC myeloablative conditioning, MDSmyelodysplastic syndrome, MPNmyeloproliferative neoplasm, MUD matched unrelated donor, NA not applicable, PB peripheral blood, PID primary immunodeficiency, RIC reduced-intensity conditioning, SIB Sibling.

aOther diagnoses included eight chronic lymphocytic leukemias, and one prolymphocytic leukemia in adult patients; four non-Hodgkin lymphomas, two Langerhans cell histiocytosis, two solid tumor malignancies, one adrenoleukodystrophy, one betathalassemia, and one osteopetrosis in pediatric patients.