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. 2023 Mar 9;18(3):e0282753. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0282753

Table 1. Characteristics of Swedish patients who underwent HSCT between 2006 and 2015 and survived ≥6 months post-HSCT by cGVHD status.

Non-cGVHD Mild cGVHD Moderate-Severe cGVHD P value* Overall
Total (%) 350 (28) 345 (28) 551 (44) 1246 (100)
Sex, No. (%) 0.618
 Men 206 (59) 192 (56) 323 (59) 721 (58)
 Women 144 (41) 153 (44) 228 (41) 525 (42)
Age at HSCT, No. (%) 0.623
 18 to 39 years of age 92 (26) 79 (23) 132 (24) 303 (24)
 40 to 59 years of age 147 (42) 164 (48) 256 (46) 567 (46)
 60 to 75 years of age 111 (32) 102 (30) 163 (30) 376 (30)
 Median age, years (Q1-Q3) 53 (41–61) 52 (40–61) 52 (39–62) 0.985 52 (40–61)
Year of HSCT, No. (%) 0.758
 2006 to 2010 116 (33) 122 (35) 195 (35) 433 (35)
 2011 to 2015 234 (67) 223 (65) 356 (65) 813 (65)
Diagnosis before HSCT, No. (%) 0.002
 Acute leukemia 222 (63) 178 (52) 281 (51) 681 (55)
 Lymphoma 31 (9) 54 (16) 64 (12) 149 (12)
 Myelodysplastic syndrome 34 (10) 40 (12) 72 (13) 146 (12)
 Chronic leukemia 27 (8) 45 (13) 75 (14) 147 (12)
 Other hematologic malignancy 36 (10) 28 (8) 59 (11) 123 (10)
Donor, No. (%) <0.0001
 Related 95 (27) 88 (26) 209 (38) 392 (31)
 Unrelated 255 (73) 257 (74) 342 (62) 854 (69)
Source for HSCT, No. (%) 0.312
 Bone marrow/cord blood 76 (22) 91 (26) 126 (23) 293 (24)
 PBSC 274 (78) 254 (74) 425 (77) 953 (76)

PBSC indicates peripheral blood stem cells; Q, quartile.

*P value for the univariate (Chi-square and Kruskal-Wallis) test of hypothesis of no difference between the three cGVHD groups.