Table 1.

Clinical and laboratory features of AITL

Publications reviewed1975 to 1999*2007 to 2016*
ATIL cases reviewed 77 556 
Males, % 42-48 56-74 
Median age range 62-68 62-65 
General clinical features, % 
 B-symptoms 29-85 55-77 
 Performance status >1 57 37-50 
 LDH elevation 25-74 60-86 
 Advanced stage (III/IV) 94 81-92 
 Low-risk IPI (0-1) No reported 11-21 
Areas of involvement, % 
 Multiple nodal stations 97-100 76-99 
 Bone marrow 61 28-70 
 Skin rash 38-48 31-45 
Laboratory tests, % 
 Anemia 40-83 33-65 
 Positive DAT (Coomb’s) 43-57 13-75 
 Thrombocytopenia 20-31 
 Hypergammaglobulinemia 50-77 50-84 
 Hypereosinophilia 29-39 32-34 
Publications reviewed1975 to 1999*2007 to 2016*
ATIL cases reviewed 77 556 
Males, % 42-48 56-74 
Median age range 62-68 62-65 
General clinical features, % 
 B-symptoms 29-85 55-77 
 Performance status >1 57 37-50 
 LDH elevation 25-74 60-86 
 Advanced stage (III/IV) 94 81-92 
 Low-risk IPI (0-1) No reported 11-21 
Areas of involvement, % 
 Multiple nodal stations 97-100 76-99 
 Bone marrow 61 28-70 
 Skin rash 38-48 31-45 
Laboratory tests, % 
 Anemia 40-83 33-65 
 Positive DAT (Coomb’s) 43-57 13-75 
 Thrombocytopenia 20-31 
 Hypergammaglobulinemia 50-77 50-84 
 Hypereosinophilia 29-39 32-34 

DAT, direct anti-globulin test; IPI, International Prognostic Index; LDH, lactate dehydrogenase.

*

Article referenced in reference section; not all parameters were recorded for all patients.

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