Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of all PMBCL patients (N = 159)

Clinical featureData
Median age, y 36 (range, 19-84) 
Females 91 (57) 
Bulky (≥10 cm) 112 (70) 
B symptoms 68 (43) 
PS ≥ 2* 64 (40) 
Elevated LDH 115 (72) 
LDH > 2× ULN 37 (24) 
Extranodal sites > 1 61 (38) 
Extranodal sites > 2 29 (18) 
Stage I/II disease§ 99 (62) 
Extranodal sites  
 Pleural and/or pericardial effusion 65 (41) 
 Lung 44 (28) 
 Bone 11 (7) 
 Kidney/adrenal 10 (6) 
IPI  
 0/1 factors 58 (36) 
 2/3 factors 74 (47) 
 4/5 factors 22 (14) 
RT in RT era (n = 50) 39 (78) 
RT in PET era (n = 109) 31 (28) 
Median follow-up, y 7.8 (range, 0.6-17.8) 
Clinical featureData
Median age, y 36 (range, 19-84) 
Females 91 (57) 
Bulky (≥10 cm) 112 (70) 
B symptoms 68 (43) 
PS ≥ 2* 64 (40) 
Elevated LDH 115 (72) 
LDH > 2× ULN 37 (24) 
Extranodal sites > 1 61 (38) 
Extranodal sites > 2 29 (18) 
Stage I/II disease§ 99 (62) 
Extranodal sites  
 Pleural and/or pericardial effusion 65 (41) 
 Lung 44 (28) 
 Bone 11 (7) 
 Kidney/adrenal 10 (6) 
IPI  
 0/1 factors 58 (36) 
 2/3 factors 74 (47) 
 4/5 factors 22 (14) 
RT in RT era (n = 50) 39 (78) 
RT in PET era (n = 109) 31 (28) 
Median follow-up, y 7.8 (range, 0.6-17.8) 

Unless otherwise noted, data are n (%).

IPI, International Prognostic Index; PS, performance status; ULN, upper limit of normal.

*

PS > 1 missing in 1 patient.

LDH missing in 5 patients (3%).

LDH > 2× ULN missing in 6 patients (4%). For 1 patient, LDH was elevated, but the absolute value is not known.

§

Stage III (n = 13); stage IV (n = 47).

IPI missing in 5 patients (3%).

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