Table 1.

Selected characteristics of 24 patients undergoing allogeneic peripheral HSCT

Patients with early
IPS-related death (n = 9)
All others
(n = 15)
Age, median (range), y 43 (19-48) 40 (24-60)  
Sex, no.   
 Male 6  
 Female 9  
Stem cell source, no.   
 Histocompatible family member 11 
 Unrelated donor 4  
Diagnosis, no.   
 CML (stable phase) 8  
 AML   
  In first remission 1  
  In subsequent remission 
 RA/RARS 1  
 RAEB, RAEB-T 
 CLL 1  
Acute GVHD grade,33 no. (%) 2 (22) 11 (73)  
0-I 13  
II-IV 
0-A 8  
B-D 7  
Veno-occlusive disease, no. (%) 7 (78) 5 (33)  
Death within 1 y after transplantation,
no. (%) 
9 (100) 5 (33)  
Survival after transplantation,
median (range), d 
28 (20-50) 1124 (73-≥1462) 
Patients with early
IPS-related death (n = 9)
All others
(n = 15)
Age, median (range), y 43 (19-48) 40 (24-60)  
Sex, no.   
 Male 6  
 Female 9  
Stem cell source, no.   
 Histocompatible family member 11 
 Unrelated donor 4  
Diagnosis, no.   
 CML (stable phase) 8  
 AML   
  In first remission 1  
  In subsequent remission 
 RA/RARS 1  
 RAEB, RAEB-T 
 CLL 1  
Acute GVHD grade,33 no. (%) 2 (22) 11 (73)  
0-I 13  
II-IV 
0-A 8  
B-D 7  
Veno-occlusive disease, no. (%) 7 (78) 5 (33)  
Death within 1 y after transplantation,
no. (%) 
9 (100) 5 (33)  
Survival after transplantation,
median (range), d 
28 (20-50) 1124 (73-≥1462) 

Patients with and without early fatal IPS did not differ significantly with respect to age, sex, stem cell source, underlying disease, or conditioning regimen.

CML indicates chronic myelogenous leukemia; AML, acute myelogenous leukemia; RA, refractory anemia; RARS, refractory anemia with ringed sideroblasts; RAEB, refractory anemia with excess blasts; RAEB-T, RAEB in transformation; CLL, chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

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