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Table 3.

Selected studies in the last 5 years evaluating the outcome of peripheral T-cell lymphoma (PTCL) patients who have received high dose chemotherapy and autologous (auto) or allogeneic (allo) stem cell transplant in first remission or with relapsed refractory disease.

StudyTotal No. PtsPTCL Subtype (n)First Remission or Relapsed/Refractory (n)EFS/PFSOSComments
Abbreviations: AILT, angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma; ALK, anaplastic lymphoma kinase; ALCL, anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALK positive (+) and negative (); CUTALCL, cutaneous ALCL; EFS, event-free survival; ETTL, enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma; PFS, progression-free survival; OS, overall survival; PR, partial remission; PTCLUS, peripheral T-cell lymphoma, unspecified; Auto, high-dose chemotherapy and autologous stem cell transplant; allo, allogeneic transplant; RIC, reduced intensity conditioning 
Rodriguez38 115 PTCLUS (80)
 ALCL (25)
 AILT (6)
 Other (2) First remission (37)
 Auto
 Relapsed/refractory (78)
 Auto 79% (5 y)
 79% (5 y)
 39% (5 y) 80% (5 y)
 80% (5 y)
 45% (5 y) ALK status unknown; median age 31 for primary transplant
 No patient salvaged with refractory disease 
Jagasia43 28 PTCLUS (6)
 ALCL (11)
 ALK positive (7)
 ALK negative (4)
 CUTALCL (5)
 AILT (3)
 NK/T (3) Relapsed/refractory
 Auto (23)
 Allo (5) 50% (3 y)
 Non-ALCL
 38% (3 y)
 ALK+ ALCL
 100% (3 y)
 ALK ALCL
 0% (3 y) 43% (6 y)
 Non-ALCL
 47% (3 y)
 ALK+ ALCL
 100% (3 y)
 ALK ALCL
 50% (3 y) Outcome analyses combined auto and allo transplants
 ALK+ ALCL superior outcome to other PTCLs and DLBCL 
Blystad39 40 PTCLUS(20)
 ALCL (14)
 AILT (2)
 ETTL (2)
 NK/T (2) First remission (17)
 Auto
 Relapsed (23)
 Auto 48% (3 y) 58% (3 y)
 Non-ALCL
 44% (3 y)
 ALCL
 79% (3 y) Outcome analyses combined first remission and relapsed groups ALK status unknown 
Song44 36 PTCLUS (20)
 ALCL (9)
 AILT (2)
 NK/T (4)
 ETTL (1) Relapsed/refractory
 Auto 37% (3 y)
 PTCLUS
 23% (3 y)
 ALCL
 67% (3 y) 48% (3 y)
 PTCLUS
 35% (3 y)
 ALCL
 78% (3 y) ALCL (ALK status unknown) trend to improved outcome compared with PTCLUS and DLBCL 
Corradini47 17 PTCLUS (9)
 ALK ALCL (4)
 AILT (4) Relapsed/refractory
 RIC Allo 64% (3 y) 81% (3 y) Many had late relapses Unknown whether primary CUTALCL were included 
StudyTotal No. PtsPTCL Subtype (n)First Remission or Relapsed/Refractory (n)EFS/PFSOSComments
Abbreviations: AILT, angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma; ALK, anaplastic lymphoma kinase; ALCL, anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALK positive (+) and negative (); CUTALCL, cutaneous ALCL; EFS, event-free survival; ETTL, enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma; PFS, progression-free survival; OS, overall survival; PR, partial remission; PTCLUS, peripheral T-cell lymphoma, unspecified; Auto, high-dose chemotherapy and autologous stem cell transplant; allo, allogeneic transplant; RIC, reduced intensity conditioning 
Rodriguez38 115 PTCLUS (80)
 ALCL (25)
 AILT (6)
 Other (2) First remission (37)
 Auto
 Relapsed/refractory (78)
 Auto 79% (5 y)
 79% (5 y)
 39% (5 y) 80% (5 y)
 80% (5 y)
 45% (5 y) ALK status unknown; median age 31 for primary transplant
 No patient salvaged with refractory disease 
Jagasia43 28 PTCLUS (6)
 ALCL (11)
 ALK positive (7)
 ALK negative (4)
 CUTALCL (5)
 AILT (3)
 NK/T (3) Relapsed/refractory
 Auto (23)
 Allo (5) 50% (3 y)
 Non-ALCL
 38% (3 y)
 ALK+ ALCL
 100% (3 y)
 ALK ALCL
 0% (3 y) 43% (6 y)
 Non-ALCL
 47% (3 y)
 ALK+ ALCL
 100% (3 y)
 ALK ALCL
 50% (3 y) Outcome analyses combined auto and allo transplants
 ALK+ ALCL superior outcome to other PTCLs and DLBCL 
Blystad39 40 PTCLUS(20)
 ALCL (14)
 AILT (2)
 ETTL (2)
 NK/T (2) First remission (17)
 Auto
 Relapsed (23)
 Auto 48% (3 y) 58% (3 y)
 Non-ALCL
 44% (3 y)
 ALCL
 79% (3 y) Outcome analyses combined first remission and relapsed groups ALK status unknown 
Song44 36 PTCLUS (20)
 ALCL (9)
 AILT (2)
 NK/T (4)
 ETTL (1) Relapsed/refractory
 Auto 37% (3 y)
 PTCLUS
 23% (3 y)
 ALCL
 67% (3 y) 48% (3 y)
 PTCLUS
 35% (3 y)
 ALCL
 78% (3 y) ALCL (ALK status unknown) trend to improved outcome compared with PTCLUS and DLBCL 
Corradini47 17 PTCLUS (9)
 ALK ALCL (4)
 AILT (4) Relapsed/refractory
 RIC Allo 64% (3 y) 81% (3 y) Many had late relapses Unknown whether primary CUTALCL were included