Table 3.

Factors associated with treatment-related mortality after bone marrow transplantation for myelodysplasia in multivariate analysis

VariablesRelative risk (95% CI)P
Age, y3-150   
 (1)  Younger than 18 1.00 P3-152overall < .0001 
 (2)  18-30 2.9  (1.4-6.2) P12 = .0056 
 (3)  31-45 4.1  (2.0-8.2) P13 < .0001  
 (4)  Older than 45 4.4  (2.1-8.8) P14 < .0001  
Platelets before transplantation3-151   
 (1)  ≥ 100 × 109/L
< 100 × 109/L 
1.00 P3-152overall = .0114 
 (2)  First 6 mos after transplantation3-153 2.0  (1.3-3.1) P12 = .0034  
 (3)  > 6 mos after transplantation3-153 0.8  (0.4-1.6) P13 = .5686 
 (4)  Unknown 1.3  (0.8-2.2) P14 = .3073  
GVHD prophylaxis   
 No T-cell depletion 1.00  
 T-cell depletion 0.6  (0.3-1.0) P = .0395 
VariablesRelative risk (95% CI)P
Age, y3-150   
 (1)  Younger than 18 1.00 P3-152overall < .0001 
 (2)  18-30 2.9  (1.4-6.2) P12 = .0056 
 (3)  31-45 4.1  (2.0-8.2) P13 < .0001  
 (4)  Older than 45 4.4  (2.1-8.8) P14 < .0001  
Platelets before transplantation3-151   
 (1)  ≥ 100 × 109/L
< 100 × 109/L 
1.00 P3-152overall = .0114 
 (2)  First 6 mos after transplantation3-153 2.0  (1.3-3.1) P12 = .0034  
 (3)  > 6 mos after transplantation3-153 0.8  (0.4-1.6) P13 = .5686 
 (4)  Unknown 1.3  (0.8-2.2) P14 = .3073  
GVHD prophylaxis   
 No T-cell depletion 1.00  
 T-cell depletion 0.6  (0.3-1.0) P = .0395 
F3-150

P23 = .1180;P24 = .0773;P34 = .7083.

F3-151

P23 = .0307.

F3-152

3 df.

F3-153

Different relative risks in early and late posttransplantation periods indicate a covariate with nonproportional hazards. For example, patients with fewer than 100 × 109/L platelets before transplantation have a significantly higher rate of treatment-related mortality than patients with ≥ 100 × 109/L platelets before transplantation in the first 6 months after transplantation. Among patients surviving 6 months or more after transplantation, the pretransplantation platelet count has no prognostic importance.

P12 = probability of testing (1) = (2); P13 = probability of testing (1) = (3); P14 = probability of testing (1) = (4).

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