Table 2.

Characteristics associated with differences in cognitive quality of life for allogeneic and autologous HCT survivors, assessed by the Neuro-QoL, version 2.0

CharacteristicAllogeneic HCT survivorsAutologous HCT survivors
NT-score, mean (95% CI)% Impaired*NT-score, mean (95% CI)% Impaired*
Total 1219 50.0 (49.5-50.5) 13.9 641 49.2 (48.5-49.9) 17.2 
Sex 
 Female 583 49.3 (48.6-50.0) 13.9 304 48.2 (47.2-49.2) 18.1 
 Male 636 50.6 (49.9-51.3) 13.8 337 50.2 (49.2-51.1) 16.3 
Time since initial transplant, y 
 <5 187 49.7 (48.3-51.0) 16.6 191 50.6 (49.2-51.9) 14.1 
 5-10 253 48.9 (47.9-50.0) 14.2 186 48.2 (46.8-49.6) 24.2 
 10-15 168 50.0 (48.7-51.3) 11.9 101 49.0 (47.4-50.6) 10.9 
 15-20 189 49.8 (48.6-51.0) 13.2 71 49.8 (47.6-52.0) 15.5 
 20-25 170 51.6 (50.1-53.0) 11.8 54 47.8 (45.7-50.0) 18.5 
 25+ 252 50.3 (49.2-51.5) 14.7 38 49.1 (46.1-52.1) 15.8 
Current age (by decade) 
 <50 y 170 48.4 (47.0-49.8) 18.8 51 46.6 (43.7-49.5) 29.4 
 50-59 y 298 49.5 (48.4-50.5) 14.4 110 49.7 (47.8-51.6) 17.3 
 60-69 y 479 50.6 (49.8-51.4) 14.8 257 48.6 (47.4-49.7) 19.8 
 ≥70 y 272 50.5 (49.5-51.5) 8.5 223 50.4 (49.3-51.4) 11.2 
Hearing issues 
 No 877 50.7 (50.1-51.3) 11.6 411 50.5 (49.6-51.3) 13.4 
 Yes 332 48.2 (47.2-49.2) 19.9 229 47.0 (45.8-48.2) 24.0 
Stroke/seizures 
 No 1074 50.3 (49.8-50.9) 13.2 572 49.5 (48.7-50.2) 16.8 
 Yes 122 47.4 (45.7-49.0) 19.7 55 47.0 (44.6-49.5) 23.6 
Sleep disturbance 
 No (T-score <60) 1112 50.6 (50.1-51.1) 11.4 593 49.7 (49.0-50.5) 15.7 
 Yes (T-score ≥60) 104 43.6 (41.9-45.3) 38.5 47 43.0 (40.6-45.4) 36.2 
CharacteristicAllogeneic HCT survivorsAutologous HCT survivors
NT-score, mean (95% CI)% Impaired*NT-score, mean (95% CI)% Impaired*
Total 1219 50.0 (49.5-50.5) 13.9 641 49.2 (48.5-49.9) 17.2 
Sex 
 Female 583 49.3 (48.6-50.0) 13.9 304 48.2 (47.2-49.2) 18.1 
 Male 636 50.6 (49.9-51.3) 13.8 337 50.2 (49.2-51.1) 16.3 
Time since initial transplant, y 
 <5 187 49.7 (48.3-51.0) 16.6 191 50.6 (49.2-51.9) 14.1 
 5-10 253 48.9 (47.9-50.0) 14.2 186 48.2 (46.8-49.6) 24.2 
 10-15 168 50.0 (48.7-51.3) 11.9 101 49.0 (47.4-50.6) 10.9 
 15-20 189 49.8 (48.6-51.0) 13.2 71 49.8 (47.6-52.0) 15.5 
 20-25 170 51.6 (50.1-53.0) 11.8 54 47.8 (45.7-50.0) 18.5 
 25+ 252 50.3 (49.2-51.5) 14.7 38 49.1 (46.1-52.1) 15.8 
Current age (by decade) 
 <50 y 170 48.4 (47.0-49.8) 18.8 51 46.6 (43.7-49.5) 29.4 
 50-59 y 298 49.5 (48.4-50.5) 14.4 110 49.7 (47.8-51.6) 17.3 
 60-69 y 479 50.6 (49.8-51.4) 14.8 257 48.6 (47.4-49.7) 19.8 
 ≥70 y 272 50.5 (49.5-51.5) 8.5 223 50.4 (49.3-51.4) 11.2 
Hearing issues 
 No 877 50.7 (50.1-51.3) 11.6 411 50.5 (49.6-51.3) 13.4 
 Yes 332 48.2 (47.2-49.2) 19.9 229 47.0 (45.8-48.2) 24.0 
Stroke/seizures 
 No 1074 50.3 (49.8-50.9) 13.2 572 49.5 (48.7-50.2) 16.8 
 Yes 122 47.4 (45.7-49.0) 19.7 55 47.0 (44.6-49.5) 23.6 
Sleep disturbance 
 No (T-score <60) 1112 50.6 (50.1-51.1) 11.4 593 49.7 (49.0-50.5) 15.7 
 Yes (T-score ≥60) 104 43.6 (41.9-45.3) 38.5 47 43.0 (40.6-45.4) 36.2 
*

Impaired defined as T-score <40, with lower scores indicating greater impairment.

Significantly different (P < .01) vs the norm (mean T-score of 50), normative rate of 16% impaired, or value above (for all 2-level categorical variables).

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