Table 1

Demographics of the study population

Transplants (N = 2628)
Age, y  
 Patient  
  0-19 642 (24%) 
  20-39 861 (33%) 
  40 and older 1124 (43%) 
  Unknown 1 (<1%) 
 Donor  
  18-19 14 (<1%) 
  20-39 1535 (58%) 
  40 and older 893 (34%) 
  Unknown 186 (7%) 
Year of transplantation  
 1987-1994 349 (13%) 
 1995-1999 661 (25%) 
 2000-2003 681 (26%) 
 2004-2009 937 (36%) 
Patient-donor gender  
 Male-male 910 (35%) 
 Male-female 608 (23%) 
 Female-male 562 (21%) 
 Female-female 547 (21%) 
 Unknown 1 (<1%) 
Disease/early, intermediate, late, or advanced, other or unknown, no.*  
 Acute myeloid leukemia 766 (29%)/216, 246, 296, 8 
 Acute lymphoblastic leukemia 479 (18%)/142, 221, 113, 3 
 Chronic myeloid leukemia 574 (22%)/385, 158, 31 
 Myelodysplastic syndrome 310 (12%)/67, 0, 131, 112 
 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 150 (6%)/NA 
 Other malignancies 51 (2%)/NA 
 Nonmalignancies 185 (7%)/NA 
Patient-donor serologic status for cytomegalovirus  
 Negative-negative 816 (31%) 
 Negative-positive 799 (30%) 
 Positive-negative 412 (16%) 
 Positive-positive 556 (21%) 
 Unknown 45 (2%) 
Transplant type  
 Myeloablative 2105 (80%) 
 Reduced-intensity/nonmyeloablative 505 (19%) 
 Unknown 18 (1%) 
Source of cells  
 Bone marrow 1726 (66%) 
 Peripheral blood stem cells 902 (34%) 
GVHD prophylaxis  
 Cyclosporine with or without other agents 1244 (47%) 
 Tacrolimus with or without other agents 896 (34%) 
 T-cell depletion 329 (13%) 
 Other combinations 151 (6%) 
 Missing 8 (< 1%) 
Karnofsky performance score (%)  
 0-80 643 (24%) 
 90-100 1614 (61%) 
 Missing 371 (14%) 
Patient-donor HLA-DPB1  
 Matched 187 (7%) 
 GVH mismatch 187 (7%) 
 HVG mismatch 154 (6%) 
 Bidirectional mismatch 1025 (39%) 
 Missing 1075 (41%) 
Patient ethnicity  
 Hispanic 206 (8%) 
 Non-Hispanic  
 White 2141 (81%) 
 African American 139 (5%) 
 Asian/Pacific Islander 56 (2%) 
 Native American 10 (<1%) 
 Other 5 (<1%) 
 Unknown 71 (3%) 
Donor ethnicity  
 Hispanic 159 (6%) 
 Non-Hispanic  
 White 1834 (70%) 
 African American 128 (5%) 
 Asian/Pacific Islander 54 (2%) 
 Native American 27 (1%) 
 Other 57 (2%) 
 Unknown 369 (14%) 
HLA mismatching§  
 HLA-A 658 (25%) 
  Allele 226 
  Antigen 430 
  Unknown 
 HLA-B 351 (13%) 
  Allele 241 
  Antigen 107 
  Unknown 
 HLA-C 1006 (38%) 
  Allele 203 
  Antigen 802 
  Unknown 
 HLA-DRB1 159 (6%) 
  Allele 139 
  Antigen 19 
  Unknown 
 HLA-DQB1 454 (17%) 
  Allele 111 
  Antigen 343 
Transplants (N = 2628)
Age, y  
 Patient  
  0-19 642 (24%) 
  20-39 861 (33%) 
  40 and older 1124 (43%) 
  Unknown 1 (<1%) 
 Donor  
  18-19 14 (<1%) 
  20-39 1535 (58%) 
  40 and older 893 (34%) 
  Unknown 186 (7%) 
Year of transplantation  
 1987-1994 349 (13%) 
 1995-1999 661 (25%) 
 2000-2003 681 (26%) 
 2004-2009 937 (36%) 
Patient-donor gender  
 Male-male 910 (35%) 
 Male-female 608 (23%) 
 Female-male 562 (21%) 
 Female-female 547 (21%) 
 Unknown 1 (<1%) 
Disease/early, intermediate, late, or advanced, other or unknown, no.*  
 Acute myeloid leukemia 766 (29%)/216, 246, 296, 8 
 Acute lymphoblastic leukemia 479 (18%)/142, 221, 113, 3 
 Chronic myeloid leukemia 574 (22%)/385, 158, 31 
 Myelodysplastic syndrome 310 (12%)/67, 0, 131, 112 
 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 150 (6%)/NA 
 Other malignancies 51 (2%)/NA 
 Nonmalignancies 185 (7%)/NA 
Patient-donor serologic status for cytomegalovirus  
 Negative-negative 816 (31%) 
 Negative-positive 799 (30%) 
 Positive-negative 412 (16%) 
 Positive-positive 556 (21%) 
 Unknown 45 (2%) 
Transplant type  
 Myeloablative 2105 (80%) 
 Reduced-intensity/nonmyeloablative 505 (19%) 
 Unknown 18 (1%) 
Source of cells  
 Bone marrow 1726 (66%) 
 Peripheral blood stem cells 902 (34%) 
GVHD prophylaxis  
 Cyclosporine with or without other agents 1244 (47%) 
 Tacrolimus with or without other agents 896 (34%) 
 T-cell depletion 329 (13%) 
 Other combinations 151 (6%) 
 Missing 8 (< 1%) 
Karnofsky performance score (%)  
 0-80 643 (24%) 
 90-100 1614 (61%) 
 Missing 371 (14%) 
Patient-donor HLA-DPB1  
 Matched 187 (7%) 
 GVH mismatch 187 (7%) 
 HVG mismatch 154 (6%) 
 Bidirectional mismatch 1025 (39%) 
 Missing 1075 (41%) 
Patient ethnicity  
 Hispanic 206 (8%) 
 Non-Hispanic  
 White 2141 (81%) 
 African American 139 (5%) 
 Asian/Pacific Islander 56 (2%) 
 Native American 10 (<1%) 
 Other 5 (<1%) 
 Unknown 71 (3%) 
Donor ethnicity  
 Hispanic 159 (6%) 
 Non-Hispanic  
 White 1834 (70%) 
 African American 128 (5%) 
 Asian/Pacific Islander 54 (2%) 
 Native American 27 (1%) 
 Other 57 (2%) 
 Unknown 369 (14%) 
HLA mismatching§  
 HLA-A 658 (25%) 
  Allele 226 
  Antigen 430 
  Unknown 
 HLA-B 351 (13%) 
  Allele 241 
  Antigen 107 
  Unknown 
 HLA-C 1006 (38%) 
  Allele 203 
  Antigen 802 
  Unknown 
 HLA-DRB1 159 (6%) 
  Allele 139 
  Antigen 19 
  Unknown 
 HLA-DQB1 454 (17%) 
  Allele 111 
  Antigen 343 

Data are n (%). Patients received their transplant at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (n = 548) or at 1 of 149 other centers in the Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research network (n = 2080).

GVH, graft-versus-host; HVG, host-versus-graft; NA, not applicable.

*

Disease status before transplant is categorized as early (first complete remission [CR] of acute myeloid leukemia [AML] or acute lymphoblastic leukemia [ALL], first chronic phase [CP] of CML, refractory anemia [RA] or refractory anemia with ring sideroblasts of myelodysplastic syndrome [MDS]); intermediate (second or higher CR of AML or ALL, second or higher CP or accelerated phase of CML); late or advanced (primary induction failure or first or higher relapse of AML or ALL, blast phase [or blast crisis] of CML, MDS RA with excess blasts or excess blasts in transformation); other (mainly unnamed MDS) or unknown. Other malignancies included Hodgkin lymphoma, plasma cell disorder, multiple myeloma, breast cancer, other malignancies. Non-malignancies included severe aplastic anemia, Shwachman-Diamond anemia, Diamond-Blackfan anemia, Fanconi anemia, sickle cell disease, thalassemia, inherited abnormalities of erythrocyte differentiation or function, other immune system disorders, inherited abnormality of platelets, inherited disorder of metabolism, histiocytic disorders and other nonmalignancies.

Myeloablative conditioning regimens: cyclophosphamide (Cy) with total body irradiation (TBI) given as a single dose >500 cGY or as fractionated TBI >800 cGY total; CY/etoposide (VP16)/TBI; busulfan (BU)/CY; TBI ≥ 500 cGY single dose; TBI ≥800 cGY fractionated; melphalan >150 mg/m2; BU >9 mg/kg; BU/melphalan. Reduced intensity regimens: TBI <500 cGY single dose; TBI <800 cGY fractionated; melphalan ≤ 150 mg/m2; BU ≤9 mg/kg; carmustine (BCNU)/VP16/cytarabine/melphalan (BEAM); CY/BCNU/VP16 (CBV); VP16/CY. Nonmyeloblative regimens: TBI 200 cGY; fludarabine (FLU)/TBI 200 cGY; FLU/CY; FLU/cytosine arabinoside (ARA-C).

Definitions follow the US Office of Management and Budget classification.

§

HLA allele and antigens were defined according to the official World Health Organization HLA Nomenclature. Following this nomenclature, 5 novel sequences identified in patients (A*02, A*03, B*39, B*40, and C*01) and 2 patient-donor mismatch combinations (HLA-DRB1*03:01/03:05 and HLA-B*40:08/40:11) could not be defined.

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