Table 4.

Treatment toxicity and efficacy in 218 patients with lymphoma who had an HIV score of 0, according to HAART era



Before HAART

After HAART
Patients with HIV score of 0
ACVBP
CHOP
ACVBP
CHOP
Toxicity grade 3-4, no. (%)     
    Platelets   25 (37)*  8 (12)*  25 (59)*  5 (11)* 
    Leukocytes   47 (70)*  20 (31)*  35 (83)*  19 (43)* 
    Infection   17 (25)*  4 (6)*  11 (26)*  2 (5)* 
Response to chemotherapy     
    CR/Cru, no. (%)   44 (66)   35 (54)   22 (52)   21 (48)  
    3-y OS, % (95% CI)   46 (34, 59)   40 (28, 52)   60 (45, 75)   57 (43, 72)  
    3-y EFS, % (95% CI)   40 (28, 52)   32 (20, 44)   53 (37, 68)   48 (33, 63)  
    3-y DFS, % (95% CI)
 
50 (35, 65)
 
45 (28, 63)
 
71 (51, 90)
 
55 (32, 78)
 


Before HAART

After HAART
Patients with HIV score of 0
ACVBP
CHOP
ACVBP
CHOP
Toxicity grade 3-4, no. (%)     
    Platelets   25 (37)*  8 (12)*  25 (59)*  5 (11)* 
    Leukocytes   47 (70)*  20 (31)*  35 (83)*  19 (43)* 
    Infection   17 (25)*  4 (6)*  11 (26)*  2 (5)* 
Response to chemotherapy     
    CR/Cru, no. (%)   44 (66)   35 (54)   22 (52)   21 (48)  
    3-y OS, % (95% CI)   46 (34, 59)   40 (28, 52)   60 (45, 75)   57 (43, 72)  
    3-y EFS, % (95% CI)   40 (28, 52)   32 (20, 44)   53 (37, 68)   48 (33, 63)  
    3-y DFS, % (95% CI)
 
50 (35, 65)
 
45 (28, 63)
 
71 (51, 90)
 
55 (32, 78)
 

For pre-HAART patients on ACVBP, n = 67; on CHOP, n = 65. For post-HAART patients on ACVBP, n = 42; on CHOP, n = 44.

*

Comparison between treatment arms within the HAART era: P ≤ .01.

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