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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Blood Marrow Transplant. 2018 Apr 12;24(8):1759–1765. doi: 10.1016/j.bbmt.2018.03.031

Table 1B.

Characteristics and outcomes of 8 patients with sickle cell disease that underwent HSCT from a haploidentical, related donor with the modified Hopkins regimen.

Transplantation Characteristics Transplantation Outcomes Transplant-Related Toxicity
No. Age at HSCT (years) Sex Hemoglobin Genotype Indications* Prior Therapy Donor CD34+ Dose (×106/kg) Duration Follow-up (months)/Current Donor T-cell Chimerism Living Status Neutrophil Engraftment Infectious Complications CMV Reactivation aGVHD cGVHD
1 38 M SS 8 VOC/year
3ACS/lifetime
Hydroxyurea Daughter (Hb AS) 14.2 30 / 100% Alive Day +23 E. Coli UTI Day +19 None None
2 20 M +-thal 10 VOC/year Hydroxyurea Sister (Hb AA) 6.0 23 / 90% Alive Day +20 None None None None
3 21 M SS 10 VOC/year
TRJV = 2.7
Hydroxyurea Mother (Hb AS) 5.3 15 Deceased Day +18 Oral HSV1 Coronavirus Influenza Day +20 Grade II skin Grade IV liver Moderate - eye - liver
4 27 M SS 4 VOC/year
2 ACS/lifetime
Hydroxyurea Father (Hb AS) 8.2 17 / 0% Alive Day +23 None None None None
5 31 M SS Stroke
11 VOC/year
2 ACS/last 2 years
Hydroxyurea Brother (Hb AA) 4.2 17 / 100% Alive Day +22 None None None None
6 27 F SS 19 VOC/year
2 ACS/last 2 years
Hydroxyurea Mother (Hb AS) 10.8 13 / 100% Alive Day +22 Enterococcus UTI None None None
7 37 M SS Stroke
3 VOC/year
2 ACS/last 2 years
Chronic Transfusion Mother (Hb AS) 12.2 13 / 100% Alive Day +19 None None None None
8 29 F SS 7 VOC/year
2 ACS/lifetime
Hydroxyurea Mother (Hb AS) 6.1 12 / 100% Alive Day +18 None None Grade II GI None
*

The VOC rate is an average of the rate over the two years preceding the date of consultation for transplantation.

HSCT, hematopoietic stem cell transplant; TBI, total body irradiation; PTCy, post-transplant cyclophosphamide; CMV, cytomegalovirus; aGVHD, acute graft versus host disease; cGVHD, chronic graft versus host disease; M, male; F, female; VOC, vaso-occlusive crisis; ACS, acute chest syndrome; UTI, urinary tract infection; TRJV, tricuscpid regurgitant jet velocity; GI, gastrointestinal