Table 5

Post-HCT cardiovascular risk factors, anthracycline exposure, and risk of CHF*

Hypertension OR (95% CI)Diabetes OR (95% CI)Dyslipidemia OR (95% CI)Thyroid OR (95% CI)
No CV risk factor; no HD-anthracycline (referent group) 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 
Model 1: CV risk factor alone; no HD anthracycline 3.5 (0.88-14.01) 6.2 (0.86-43.82) 2.7 (0.56-13.40) 0.7 (0.2-4.6) 
Model 2: No CV risk factor; HD anthracycline alone 4.8 (2.04-11.41) 5.1 (2.34-10.93) 5.6 (2.55-12.44) 4.4 (2.09-9.32) 
Model 3: CV risk factor and HD anthracycline 35.3 (8.30-150.18) 26.8 (4.34-165.2) 5.4 (1.53-18.95) 3.3 (0.82-13.22) 
Hypertension OR (95% CI)Diabetes OR (95% CI)Dyslipidemia OR (95% CI)Thyroid OR (95% CI)
No CV risk factor; no HD-anthracycline (referent group) 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 
Model 1: CV risk factor alone; no HD anthracycline 3.5 (0.88-14.01) 6.2 (0.86-43.82) 2.7 (0.56-13.40) 0.7 (0.2-4.6) 
Model 2: No CV risk factor; HD anthracycline alone 4.8 (2.04-11.41) 5.1 (2.34-10.93) 5.6 (2.55-12.44) 4.4 (2.09-9.32) 
Model 3: CV risk factor and HD anthracycline 35.3 (8.30-150.18) 26.8 (4.34-165.2) 5.4 (1.53-18.95) 3.3 (0.82-13.22) 
*

Case-control matching criteria included: age at HCT (±5 years), year of HCT (±2 years), and duration of follow-up. The model was also adjusted for sex, diagnosis (lymphoma vs nonlymphoma), pre-HCT exposure to chest radiation, and individual pre-HCT comorbidity.

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