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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Transplant Cell Ther. 2022 Apr 18;28(7):409.e1–409.e10. doi: 10.1016/j.jtct.2022.04.012

Table 1:

Three-Year Survival Probabilities with 95% CIs for Various Malignant and Non-Malignant Disorders, 2010–2019

Disorder Matched Related Donor (MRD), % Unrelated Donor (URD), %
CR1 CR2+ Relapse/Never in CR CR1 CR2 Relapse/Never in CR
AML Pediatric 69 (63–74) 66 (57–74) 29 (18–41) 60 (56–65) 63 (57–69) 34 (26–43)
AYA 69 (65–72) 69 (63–75) 41 (35–47) 65 (63–68) 59 (55–63) 32 (28–37)
Adult 58 (57–60) 53 (50–56) 32 (30–34) 55 (54–57) 52 (50–54) 31 (29–32)
ALL Pediatric 79 (73–83) 71 (66–75) 59 (42–75) 75 (70–79) 63 (59–67) 62 (48–75)
AYA 71(68–74) 55 (49–60) 37 (28–47) 69 (66–72) 51 (47–55) 38 (30–46)
Adult 63 (61–66) 45 (41–50) 36 (30–43) 63 (61–65) 44 (40–47) 36 (31–42)
Early Advanced Early Advanced
MDS 54 (50–58) 46 (44–49) 50 (47–52) 44 (43–46)
Chronic Accelerated Blast Chronic Accelerated Blast
CML 66 (60–71) 47 (35–59) 34 (21–48) 62 (58–66) 54 (45–64) 35 (24–47)
CLL 64 (59–68) 58 (55–61)
Myelofibrosis 65 (61–69) 56 (53–59)
Other MPN 57 (52–62) 57 (53–61)
SAA Pediatric 98 (96–99) 86 (83–89)
Adult 84 (81–87) 75 (71–78)

AML indicates acute myelogenous leukemia; ALL, acute lymphoblastic leukemia; MDS, myelodysplastic syndrome; MPN, myeloproliferative neoplasm; CLL, chronic lymphoblastic leukemia; CML, chronic myelogenous leukemia; SAA, severe aplastic anemia