Table 5.

Temporal Association of Bleeding to Survival

Outcome by Intervals From the Last Day of BLD Episode
Death Within 0-5 d Death Within 6-30 d Alive >30 d
A. Autologous BMT  
 Minor BLD 5 (4.8%)  4 (3.8%)  95 (91.4%)  
 Moderate BLD 15 (17.4%)  6 (7%)  65 (75.6%)  
 Severe BLD 34 (45.3%)  2 (2.7%)  39 (52%)  
 
B. Allogeneic BMT  
 Minor BLD  5 (11.9%)  2 (4.8%)  35 (83.3%) 
 Moderate BLD  29 (47.5%)  5 (8.2%)  27 (44.3%) 
 Severe BLD  61 (79.2%)  4 (5.2%) 12 (15.6%) 
Outcome by Intervals From the Last Day of BLD Episode
Death Within 0-5 d Death Within 6-30 d Alive >30 d
A. Autologous BMT  
 Minor BLD 5 (4.8%)  4 (3.8%)  95 (91.4%)  
 Moderate BLD 15 (17.4%)  6 (7%)  65 (75.6%)  
 Severe BLD 34 (45.3%)  2 (2.7%)  39 (52%)  
 
B. Allogeneic BMT  
 Minor BLD  5 (11.9%)  2 (4.8%)  35 (83.3%) 
 Moderate BLD  29 (47.5%)  5 (8.2%)  27 (44.3%) 
 Severe BLD  61 (79.2%)  4 (5.2%) 12 (15.6%) 

The intervals between the last day of bleeding to outcome estimates (death within 30 days or any outcome longer than 30 days) showed that, the more severe the overall bleeding episode was, the stronger was the timing association to death, as analyzed for 275 autologous and 180 allogeneic patients.

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